Preben Homøe

Preben Homøe is a Clinical Professor at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Clinical Medicine, specializing in Otorhinolaryngology with clinical affiliations to Region Zealand healthcare institutions. His research spans ENT surgery, sleep disorders, and head and neck oncology, supported by over 150 publications and nationwide Danish registry collaborations.

Dr. Homøe's research focuses on:

• Sleep apnea pathophysiology and CPAP therapy adherence
• Lymphomas of parotid/submandibular glands
• Thyroid nodule biopsy innovations
• Dysphagia and voice rehabilitation post-laryngectomy
• ENT surgical outcomes and complications

Recent publications (2024-2025) reveal strong emphasis on large-scale epidemiological methods, particularly nationwide cohort studies on sleep apnea comorbidities and salivary gland cancers. His work demonstrates growing interdisciplinary collaboration across pulmonology, oncology, and neurology, with increasing adoption of wearable technology for sleep monitoring.

No scientific awards were documented in the provided materials.

As a Clinical Professor, Dr. Homøe likely supervises medical trainees and secures research grants through Region Zealand and University of Copenhagen channels, though specific funding details were not disclosed. His nationwide studies indicate leadership in multi-institutional clinical research networks.

Research operations involve Denmark's national health registries and hospital networks, with recent work centered on Køge and Copenhagen clinical sites for ENT and sleep medicine investigations.