A. K. Bardhan

About doctor A. K. Bardhan

Dr. A.K. Bardhan, MD is a distinguished interventional cardiologist from India with over 40 years of extensive experience. The doctor is widely recognized both within and outside the country

Dr. Bardhan often involves specialists from other medical fields to ensure the most effective treatment outcomes.

Dr. Bardhan is actively involved in public health education, raising awareness about health issues. This allows patients to make informed decisions regarding their treatment and the procedures involved. Dr. Bardhan places great importance on patients’ psychological well-being, firmly believing that a positive mindset is crucial for successful recovery.

Patients seek Dr. Bardhan’s expertise for both acute and chronic cardiovascular conditions, including acute pericarditis, patent foramen ovale, ischemic heart disease, myocardial infarction, dilated cardiomyopathy, arrhythmia, and more.

The doctor is also engaged in scientific research, with several articles published in international medical journals. Dr. Bardhan regularly participates in national and international cardiology conferences and symposia as both a speaker and an attendee.

Professional experience

• 1976 – Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester, UK.
• 1985 – Advanced training in Non-invasive cardiology at the ST Cardiology Department, Louis Medical Centre, USA.
• 1990 – Philippine Hearing Center.
• Currently – Cardiologist at Apollo Hospitals.

Dr. A. K. Bardhan is fluent in English, Hindi, and Bengali, which allows him to consult patients from all over the world.

Doctor’s specialty

Dr. Bardhan’s clinical and research interests include:

• bradycardia treatment;
• multiple system atrophy with orthostatic hypotension;
• cardiac arrhythmias;
• pacemaker implantation;
• diagnosis and treatment of ischemic heart disease;
• acute aortic dissection;
• angina treatment;
• angioplasty;
• diagnosis and therapy of acute pericarditis;
• tachycardia;
• arterial thrombosis;
• atherosclerosis;
• prevention of cardiovascular diseases;
• angioplasty, including using contrast;
• dilated cardiomyopathy;
• surgical interventions for patent foramen ovale;
• outpatient blood pressure monitoring.