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SORG North America

SORG North America

The North American SORG was founded in 2007 and is centered around improving and maintaining the skills of the oral maxillofacial surgeon.

The North American group is currently broken up into six different sections centered around research. These sections include: Craniofacial & Pediatric Surgery; Preprosthetic Surgery, Implants & Anesthesia; Orthognathic, Cosmetic & Sleep Apnea; TMJ & Pain; Trauma; and Reconstructive Surgery / Tumors.

The SORG's educational goals in North America are met with three types of events.

Modular courses are held every six months and act as an advanced update on all subspecialty areas of maxillofacial surgery in four sixteen hour courses.

Meet the expert events are held in local areas to strengthen the knowledge of residents and area maxillofacial surgeons. An expert speaker is chosen by the chairman and local SORG faculty or residency program leadership. Content varies, but is often updates on subspecialty topics and new technologies.

Master courses are advanced level courses. They offer experts within a subspecialty area of maxillofacial surgery to improve understanding and discuss new technologies and techniques.

Testimonial Eric Dierks
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Chairman

David B. Powers

Duke University

Durham, North Carolina USA

Past Chairman

Vincent J. Perciaccante

Private Practice | Emory University

Atlanta, Georgia USA

Board members

Tara Aghaloo

University of California, Los Angeles

Los Angeles, California USA

Tirbod T. Fattahi

University of Florida Health Science Center

Jacksonville, Florida USA

Antonia Kolokythas

Vanderbilt University

Nashville, Tennessee USA

Faisal A. Quereshy

Case Western Reserve University

Cleveland, Ohio USA

Paul Tiwana

University of Oklahoma

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma USA

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