Endoscopic Nasal & Sinus Surgery
Septal, functional and advanced endoscopic nasal/sinus pathways.
SANTOSH SURGICAL JOURNAL · LIVING CASE LIBRARY
A continuously developing, de-identified record of surgical work across basic, intermediate, advanced and complex ENT practice — designed for clinical reflection, fellowship learning and responsible public education.
THE SURGICAL SPECTRUM
The journal organises selected de-identified surgical learning across the breadth of ENT practice without publishing operational case-volume figures.
Septal, functional and advanced endoscopic nasal/sinus pathways.
Ablative surgery, neck surgery, reconstruction and multidisciplinary care.
Middle-ear, mastoid and hearing-restoration surgical pathways.
Diagnostic, therapeutic and reconstructive airway/laryngeal procedures.
Selected oral cavity, mandibular and related multidisciplinary procedures.
Selected advanced cases developed into deeper educational records when documentation is suitable.
CASE LIBRARY ARCHITECTURE
Every publishable case is converted from a service record into a de-identified learning record. The journal does not expose patient names, contact numbers, addresses, case numbers or card numbers.
INTERESTING & CHALLENGING CASES
Selected cases will be developed as richer educational stories when operative notes, imaging, photographs/video, pathology and follow-up are available and suitable for publication.
The registry contains composite resections with tracheostomy and microvascular/free-flap reconstruction — suitable for a stepwise planning and reconstruction case series.
Major laryngeal resections with airway management, neck dissection and flap reconstruction can become longitudinal peri-operative learning cases.
Potential teaching cases linking oncologic clearance, airway planning, reconstruction, postoperative care and functional rehabilitation.
The registry includes mandibular, maxillary and zygomatic fixation combinations that can form an operative-planning and reconstruction series.
Potential cases for anatomy, decision-making, nerve/parathyroid preservation principles and postoperative surveillance.
A longitudinal hearing-restoration library can connect pre-operative hearing assessment, operative findings, reconstruction and hearing outcomes.
JOURNAL RECORD
Symptoms, clinical findings, diagnosis and indication for intervention.
Relevant imaging, audiology, endoscopy, pathology, staging or multidisciplinary planning.
Procedure, operative challenge, anatomy, reconstruction and decision points.
Immediate recovery, wound/airway/hearing/functional pathway and complications where relevant.
Clinical, functional, oncological or hearing outcome documented over time.
What this case adds to surgical learning, fellowship discussion and future practice.
CARE + SUPPORT
Clinical Provider: Dr Bhushan Kathuria & Team
Clinical Services Provider: Santosh Advanced ENT Healthcare
Support Partner: Santosh Cancer Foundation for eligible cancer and hearing-restoration pathways where support is actually provided and documented.
PUBLICATION PRINCIPLE
No patient identity is published from the operational registry. Individual case stories require appropriate documentation and consent for any identifiable clinical media.
AN ONGOING CLINICAL RECORD
New registry entries can be classified, reviewed and selectively developed into educational cases without turning the public website into a patient database.