Senior Faculty Award for the best Presentation at the Annual International Conference of the American Association of Clinical Anatomy, Dallas, Texas, June, 2022 on my presentation" Variability of the anterior ethmoidal artery in endoscopic sinus surgery" .

This work was undertaken to address clinically significant variability of the anterior ethmoidal artery that directly influences surgical safety in endoscopic sinus surgery, translating robust anatomical evidence into practical guidance for surgeons, reducing the risk of catastrophic complications, and advancing the precision of clinical anatomy through scientifically rigorous, visually integrated, and clinically impactful scholarship—making it highly deserving of the Clinical Anatomy Senior Faculty Award.

The winner will be selected by the AACA Council. The best presentation will be recognized in the following categories:

Clinical Anatomy Senior Faculty Award criteria are as follows:

• For work of superior quality regarding any field of Clinical Anatomy.
• For faculty in Associate or Professor levels (verified with the university).
Presentations must demonstrate scientific quality, namely:
• Clear statement of research question
• Justification of study via current literature
• Rational study design
• Skilled implementation
• Empirically-grounded conclusions

The presentation should additionally demonstrate the following:

• Excellence: overall technical merit and mastery of topic
• Significance of work: thoroughness, analysis and overall impact on the field now and future
• Creative but scientifically factual
• Visually focused: clarity and visual appeal
• Innovatively combines text and figures
• Understandable to a diverse audience