MedTech

Facial Palsy Course Vienna

A course for surgeons focusing on advanced reconstruction of facial nerve injuries and paralysis, offering hands-on experience with the latest surgical techniques.

11 months until it opens.

The essentials

Event details

Dates
25 August 2027 to 27 August 2027
Organiser
Facial Palsy Course
Expected attendance
56
Industry
MedTech

On stage

Speakers

  • David Chwei-Chin ChuangProf. Dr
  • Gregory H. BorschelRiley Hospital for Children

Logistics

Where to stay

Places to stay near the venue.

  • DO&CO Hotel

    1.4 km from the venue

  • Royal ★★★★

    1.5 km from the venue

    3 Singerstraße, Wien, 1010

  • Lovis Suites

    1.5 km from the venue

  • Hotel Kaiserin Elisabeth

    1.6 km from the venue

    3 Weihburggasse, Wien, 1010

  • De france

    1.6 km from the venue

  • City Pension

    1.4 km from the venue

    10 Bauernmarkt, Wien, 1010

  • Graben

    1.4 km from the venue

    3 Dorotheergasse, Wien, 1010

  • Hotel Wandl

    1.3 km from the venue

    9 Petersplatz

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