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ENT / Sleep Surgeon |
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Director, Pacific Sleep Centre |
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MBBS (S'pore), MRCS(Edinburgh), FRCS(Edinburgh), |
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FRCS(ENT)(Ireland), M Med (ORL), FAASM (USA), |
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Fellow of American Sleep Academy, |
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Editor, International Sleep Surgery Society, |
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Course Director, Singapore's Sleep Surgery Course, 2006, 2008 & 2010 |
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President, Asean Sleep Surgical Society |
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President, International Sleep Academy |
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Member, Singapore Sleep Society |
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Inventor
Pang’s Expansion Pharyngoplasty (American Journal July 2007)
Dr Pang invented a new technique known as the Pang’s Expansion Pharyngoplasty, for the treatment of snoring and sleep apnea. He conducted a Randomized Controlled Trial in Singapore and United States of America and found this surgery to be very effective.
"Singaporean invents new cure for snoring/sleep apnea that is 86% successful"
The Straits Times August 2007 |
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Dr Kenny Pang graduated in 1994 from the Faculty of Medicine, National University of Singapore. He attained his Fellowship exams from both the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh and Ireland in 1999 and 2002 respectively.
He also passed his Masters of Medicine (Otorhinolaryngology) in 2001. Dr Pang completed 6 years of ear, nose and throat surgical training, and was accredited as an ENT surgeon/specialist in 2004.
Dr Pang completed a year of sleep surgery and sleep medicine fellowship in the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Georgia Sleep Centre, Medical College of Georgia, United States of America.
He is well trained in treating all forms of sleep disorders, including snoring, obstructive sleep apnoea, insomnia, narcolepsy, sleep walking, night terrors, bed wetting, and parasomnias.
Dr Pang is a fellow of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the American Surgical Modification Task Force. He has published over 25 articles in international peer-reviewed journals and written over 10 chapters in the various American textbooks. He has also been invited as a speaker in the various sleep surgery courses both regionally and in America.
He was the course director for Asia's first ever sleep surgery course in November 2006. He was the key investigator in a multi-centre trial investigating a new minimally invasive technique for the treatment of OSA. He has also introduced a new modified surgical technique in the treatment of snoring and sleep apnea.
Dr Pang pioneered the first minimally invasive tongue suture surgery in Asia. He is a reviewer for the prestigious ENT journal, the Laryngoscope, the Singapore Medical Journal and the Canadian Medical Journal.
In 1993, Dr Pang was awarded the Pathology Distinction and Margaret Ling Ming Yee Award. He was the first prize recipient of the Young ENT Investigator's Award at the Annual ENT Society Meeting in 2002.
In 2003, he received the Dr Lily Neo/People's Association Appreciation Award.
The following year, Dr Pang received the Ministry of Health, Overseas Specialty Training Program Award. He was under the HMDP, Sleep Surgery Fellowship, under the Mentorship of Professor D.J. Terris, Medical College Georgia, Augusta, Georgia, United States of America.
In May 2006, he was awarded the Service Excellence, Star Award, in Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
Modified Cantery Assisted Palate Surgery (American Journal May 2007)
Also known as the Anterior Palatoplasty, Dr Pang invented this surgery for patients with snoring and
sleep apnea. The results have been very impressive and successful.
Tongue Suspension
Dr Pang introduced this technique into Asia in May 2004, he also travels all over the region
teaching this technique.
Dr Pang was the Course Director of 3 major international courses held in Singapore in November 2006, March 2008 and Octber 2010.
- November 2006 – Dr Kenny Pang, Course Director. There were 136 ENT, Dental and Respiratory Doctors attended this successful course.
- March 2008 – Dr Kenny Pang, Course Director. There were 175 ENT, Dental and Respiratory Doctors attended from all over the world, including Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Australia, United Kingdom, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Brunei and America.
- October 2010 – Dr Kenny Pang, course director. There were 96 ENT, Dental and Respiratory Doctors attended this successful course.
•President, ASEAN Sleep Surgical Society
Dr Pang is the Founder and President of the ASEAN Sleep Surgical Society which is an interest group comprised of ENT/Dental/Respiratory and Sleep Specialists from the Region & USA.
www.ASEANSleepSurgicalSociety.com
Dr Kenny Pang is the Clinical Director of Pacific Sleep Centre, located at 290 Orchard Road, Penthouse #20-03, Singapore. He attends to all forms of Sleep Disorders, ENT conditions, Head & Neck and Thyroid Disorders
www.PacificSleepCentre.com
- Dr Pang was a Clinical teacher in National University Hospital from 2003 – 2006, where he taught first year to fourth year Medical Students
- Dr Pang teaches doctors in his Mini-Fellowships available in his Sleep Centre for ENT/Dental/Respiratory specialists
- Dr Pang is the author of Singapore’s “Handbook of ENT & Sleep Disorder”
- Dr Pang has written over 10 chapters from various American ENT / Sleep textbooks
- His new invention surgery (Pang’s Expansion Pharyngoplasty) was on the front cover of the prestigious American Journal “Operative Techniques in ENT & Head/Neck Surgery”
December 2006.
- Dr Pang has published over 29 research papers and clinical trials in the various International
Peer-Reviewed Journals
Click here for more details
Geriatric Simple Snoring to Obstructive Sleep Apnoea
by Kenny P. Pang, Amy Blanchard, David J. Terris
Surgical Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea
by Kenny P. Pang, Amy Blanchard, David J. Terris
Chapter in Geriatric Otolaryngology textbook
Co-author Professor David Terris
Edited by Prof Mark Wax, 2006
published Chapters 39 and 41
Pillar Implant Technique, Kenny P. Pang, David J. Terris. Atlas of Sleep Surgery, 2006
Snoreplasty Technique, Kenny P. Pang, David J. Terris. Atlas of Sleep Surgery, 2006.
Multi-level Pharymgeal Surgery for Sleep Apnea, Kenny P. Pang, David J. Terris. Sleep Apnea Surgery. Edited by Michael Friedman. 2006
Lateral Pharyngoplasty, Kenny P. Pang. Operative Techniques in Sleep Surgery. B. Tucker Woodson. 2006
Cautery Assisted Palatal Stiffening Operation. Snoring and OSA. Michael Friedman. 2006
Evidence Based Medicine in Otolaryngology – OSA. Pang KP, BT Woodson. 2007
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- American Academy – ORL Meeting, New York September 2004
- Medical College Georgia Research Grant Application – SleepStrip validation study – July 2004
- Medical College Georgia Research Grant Application – Watch_PAT validation study
– Dec 2004
- Medical College Georgia Research Grant Application – Proteomic Analysis in OSA patients
– August 2004
- Medical College Georgia Research Grant Application
– Tolerability of Apneon Magnetic Implants in OSA patients – April 2005
- Sleep Surgery Course – Atlanta,
October 2004
Course Directors: Prof Samuel Mickelson, Prof BT Woodson, Prof DJ Terris
- Masters of Otolaryngology, Rhinology, Endoscopic Sinus Surgery Course
– Course Director: Prof Fred Kuhn. Medical College Georgia, Augusta, October 2004
- Masters of Otolaryngology, Otology/Neuro-otology Surgery Course
– Course Director: Prof Darrell Brackmann. Medical College Georgia, Augusta, November 2004
- Masters of Otolaryngology, Transnasal Esophagoscopy (TNE) Course
– Course Director: Prof Gregory Postma. Medical College Georgia, Augusta, March 2005
- Multi-Center Trial, Palatal Pillar Implant for the Treatment of OSA
– Co-Investigators: Dr Regina Walker, Dr D Levine, Prof DJ Terris, Dr Kenny Pang.
Medical College Georgia, Augusta, July 2004 to June 2005
- Multi-Center Trial, Tolerability of Apneon Magnetic Implants for the Treatment of OSA
– Co-Investigators: Dr Lionel Nelson, Prof DJ Terris, Dr Kenny Pang.
Medical College Georgia, Augusta, April 2005
- Masters of Otolaryngology, Minimally Invasive Thyroid/Parathyroid Surgery Course
– Course Director: Prof David Terris and Prof Robert Sofferman.
Medical College Georgia, Augusta, April 2005
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Dr Kenny Pang has been a volunteer at the Kim Seng Community Clinic for the poor from 1994 to 2003, where he ran free night clinics for the poor.
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