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	Presentations Title	Event	Location	Date
Sanjay R. Parikh, MD	Innovations in Pediatric Rhinology	Northeast Ohio Society of Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery	Cleveland, OH	Oct. 10, 2012
Sanjay R. Parikh, MD	Top 5 Changes in Pediatric Otolaryngology in the last decade	Oregon Academy of Otolaryngology	Sun River, OR	Feb. 25, 2012
David L. Horn, MD	Update in Pediatric Hearing Loss	University of Washington School of Medicine Otolaryngology Update for Primary Care	Seattle, WA	2012
Jonathan A. Perkins, DO	Panel discussion on a consensus for lymphatic anomalies	International Society of Vascular Anomalies	Malmo, Sweden	2012
Jonathan A. Perkins, DO	Mulitcenter evaluation of the efficacy of systemic propranolol in the treatment of airway hemangiomas	International Society of Vascular Anomalies	Malmo, Sweden	2012
David L. Horn, MD	Update in Pediatric Sensorineural Hearing Loss	Northwest Academy of Otolaryngology Winter Conference	Seattle, WA	2011
Kathleen C Y Sie, MD	Outcomes in children with Robin Sequence: Does facial phenotype matter?	ACPA		2011
Kathleen C Y Sie, MD	Perceptions of quality of life among youth who are deaf or hard of hearing	International Society for Quality of Life Research	London	2010
Scott Manning, MD	Pediatric Sinusitis	University of Washington Department of Otolaryngology Resident Conference	Seattle, WA	Oct. 14, 2009
Scott Manning, MD	Update on Pediatric Rhinosinusitis	American Academy of Otolaryngology	Unknown	Oct. 7, 2009
Scott Manning, MD	Lymphatic Malformation – Course	American Academy of Otolaryngology	Unknown	Oct. 4, 2009
Scott Manning, MD	Pediatric Sinusitis	Texas Medical Association	Texas	May 1, 2009
Scott Manning, MD	Pediatric Sinusitis	Seattle Children’s Pediatric Conference	Seattle, WA	April 29, 2009
Scott Manning, MD	Otolaryngology World Outreach	Southern Section Pediatric Otolaryngology	Unknown	Jan. 16, 2009
Scott Manning, MD	Pediatric Sinusitis	University of Miami	Miami, FL	Jan. 15, 2009
Scott Manning, MD	Pediatric Otolaryngology	15. Northwest Academy of Otolaryngology	Seattle, WA	Jan. 9, 2009

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