Laszlo Peter Ujvary

1. Introduction The process of surgical training in Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS) heavily relies on the availability and accessibility of well-equipped laboratories that facilitate endoscopic dissection on cadaveric heads. However, the limited availability of cadavers due to medical, ethical, and moral considerations has led to the exploration of alternative methods, specifically the utilization of anatomical models that closely resemble the human head [1].