Profile Summary

Qualification & Experience

MD, FICA (USA), FRSM (UK), FAGS (USA), Diploma form Boston University (USA)

Area of expertise

  • Asthma
  • Allergy & Immunology
  • Pulmonary (lungs) Fuction test
  • Sleep Studies
  • Bronchoscopy
  • Critical care

Introduction:

Dr. Suresh Rang has done "Advanced Interventional Bronchoscopy" at the Royal Brompton Hospital Imperial College, London

Have gained experience in the following procedures:

  • Endobronchail non surgical
  • Cryotherapy- for removal of foreign bodies, also in management of cancers, etc.
  • Cryoextraction
  •  Diathermy - tumor ablation
  • Tumour ablation by laser, PDT & other modalities
  • Bronchial Thermoplasty in the management of Bronchial Asthma
  • Inteventional airwaymanagemnet in Airways Haemorrage
  • Endobronchial (LVR) lung volume reduction treatment for Emphysema
  • EBUS - Endobronchial ultrasonography for mediastinal & other lung biopsies
  • Super Dimension Navigation bronchoscopy - for peripheral lesions diagnosis without external surgery in Cancers, etc.

Awards/Fellowship

  • Elected vice president of the prestigious Indian Chest Society for two consecutive years
  • Elected President for the year 1998/1999
  • Organising secretary of the First Ntioanl Congress on respiratory disease, held in Mumbai
  • Was on the committee of the board of Journal Lung India
  • Presented papers at various conferences. Lectured in various CMEs. Lectured at various conferences of chest & allergy
  • Post graduate teacher & guide for DNB exams, held by teh national board - India
  • Trained in interventional Bronchoscopy at Royal Broumptom Hospital, London
  • Guest Speaker - Indo - American society
  • Has been speaker of API onMDR tuberculosis
  • Research work started & continuing in teh following area:
  • 6 minutes walk test - a valuable simple test to grade respiratory disability
  • Study normal values in Indian population from ages 5-40years & 40-80 years
  • Role of pleural fluid 'C' reactive protein in pleural effusion
  • Uptake pattern of 18 F- FLT-PET in tuberculosis lesions & its comparison with 18 F- FDG-PET