MD Ph Dr Xavier Gonzalez-Compta

Training
  • Degree in Medicine & Surgery by Autonomous University of Barcelona 1991.
  • Ear Nose and Throat and Head and Neck Surgery speciality, via MIR at the Hospital Universitari of Bellvitge in 1996.
  • PhD in Surgery by Autonomous University of Barcelona 1998.

Career

  • Official College Number: 27955
  • Adjunt Professor in Human Anatomyat Autonomous University of Barcelona 1998 to 2008.
  • Ear-Nose-Throat Adjunt Professor at Barcelona University since 2008.
  • Numerary Member of Spanish ENT and Head & Neck Surgery Society, of Catalan ENT and Head & Neck Surgery’ Society and Spanish Society of Skull Base Patology.
  • Membro of European Rhinologic Society and Medical Acadèmia de Ciències Mèdiques i de la Salut de Catalunya i de Balears.
  • Correspondant Academic from Royal Catalonian Medicine and Surgery Academy.
  • Worked as ENT staff at Sant Llorenç Hospital from Viladecans, Germans Trias i Pujol Universitary Hospital from Badalona and Mútua Hospital from Terrassa.
  • ENT Medical staff at Bellvitge Universitary Hospital.
  • ENT Residents Tutor of Bellvitge Universitary Hospital 2005 to 2015.
  • Participation in multiple courses, conferences and seminars of Otolaryngology, nacionals and internacionals, as an assistant and as a speaker.
  • Professor on many Endoscopic Sinus Surgery.

Research and Publications

  • Publication of numerous articles in national and international journals.
  • Research Awards:
    • Puigvert Human Anatomy Award;
    • Biological Science Research Award of the Catalan Biology Society;
    • Award at the 2nd ENT Residents Nacional Conference;
    • Anual Award from the Royal Catalonian Medicine & Surgery Academy to the best Doctoral Thesis.
  • Special interest areas:
    • Pediatric surgery (Laser and radiofrequency techniques).
    • Minimal Invasive Endoscopic Sinus Surgery.
    • Phonosurgery (functional vocal cord surgery)
  • Participation as Principal Investor o Colaborator in some Clinical Tryals about Sinonasal Polyposis Treatment with Monoclonal Antibodies