Each the Department provides an organized temporal bone dissection course. This series of lectures represents the core didactic curriculum for the residency and includes core Otolaryngology material as well as related disciplines lectures. Grand Rounds Grand Rounds are held each Wednesday morning. All housestaff, students and faculty are required to attend. The Chief Residents present relevant cases from Saint Louis University Hospital and Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital.
Emphasis is on teaching, avoidance of complications and improving patient care.
This conference is open to academic faculty, residents and medical students only. This conference is held once monthly. Its purpose is to reach the radiologic assessment of a wide spectrum of head and neck pathology. Staff from the section of neuroradiology participate in the planning and implentation of this conference. This multidisciplinary conference meets weekly to present new patients, develop multidisciplinary treatment plans and assess patient status for all head and neck cancer patients.