About Me

Dr. Konstantinos Dean Boudoulas is an interventional cardiologist, professor of medicine, section head of Interventional Cardiology and director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory in the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine at The Ohio State University. He completed his medical degree and internal medicine residency at The Ohio State University. He then completed his post-doctoral research fellowship at Harvard Medical School’s Department of Genetics, his cardiology training at Vanderbilt University and interventional cardiology training at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

His clinical focus is coronary artery disease and structural heart disease, particularly patent foramen ovale/septal defect closure and valvular heart disease with a special focus on mitral valve disease. He has been the principal investigator at OSU for several multi-center device clinical trials. 

His interest is mostly in translational and clinical research. He has received research awards and grants, and has several publications. He has been invited to write editorials, review papers and chapters in books including educational books (American College of Cardiology Adult Clinical Cardiology Self-Assessment Program). Dr. Boudoulas has coordinated and organized research projects with several other institutions in the United States and Europe, and he has collaborated with world authorities in writing review papers. Further, he serves on national committees for the Society for Cardiac Angiography and Interventions (SCAI), the official society for interventional cardiology. He is also a member of SCAI writing committees for several national expert consensus documents. Dr. Boudoulas also has several invitations to participate and give lectures at major national and international conferences.