Endoscopic Sinus Surgery and its advanced applications, Endoscopic Dacrocystorhinostomy ( Tear gland surgery), Endoscopic Laryngeal surgery ( Voice box surgery), Endoscopic Neurosurgical applications such as hypophysectomy (pitutiary gland surgery)
Introduction
Professor Shiraz Aslam began his career in ENT and General Surgery in The Services Hospital Lahore and Sheikh Zaid Hospital Lahore respectively in 1987 and 1989.
The further training in ENT was in the UK. In Britain a large part of the training was in center’s which specialized and pioneered endoscopic sinus surgery and its applications in The UK in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee in Scotland. Dr. Shiraz Aslam also worked in Europe’s largest children’s specialist hospital (The Royal Hospital for sick children), Yorkhill in Glasgow.
On his return to Pakistan after a decade, Dr. Shiraz Aslam worked as the Head of the Department and Professor in The Shalamar Hospital and Medical College, Lahore, The Sharif Medical College Lahore, The Central Park Medical College Lahore and The Pak Red Crescent Medical College Lahore.
Professor Dr. Shiraz Aslam has the fellowship of the royal college of surgeons of Edinburgh, Uk and is the Fellowship from the American College of Surgeons, USA.
Professor Dr. Shiraz Aslam is an examiner for postgraduate and undergraduate ENT and Audiology examinations in Pakistan. He is also an examiner for the MSc in Surgical sciences conducted jointly by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and The University of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Professor Dr. Shiraz Aslam is also an external examiner for the postgraduate exit examination in Sri Lanka.
Professor Dr. Shiraz Aslam is also on the faculty of the surgical trainers of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, UK.
Professor Shiraz Aslam’s expertise is in surgery of the nose and the sinuses using a telescope and camera system. This technique allows the surgeon to operate on areas of the nose and sinuses which are not normally accessible with the naked eye. Thus surgery can be carried out on the deeper sinuses between the nose and the eye and also the sinus above the eyes. This technique can also be used to establish a new tear duct from the eye to the nose. Similarly some times tumours in the pituitary gland can also be removed in association with the neurosurgeon using this minimally invasive technique.
In addition to these problems, the routine ear and voice box disorders are also treated in this firm.
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