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Theodore A. Wagner, M.D. Theodore A. Wagner, M.D.
Clinical Professor
Specialty: Spine
College:B.S.; Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, 1958-1963
Medical School:M.D.; Temple Medical School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1964-1968
Internship:General Surgery (2 years): Royal Victoria Hospital, (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
Residency:Orthopaedic Surgery: University of Washington, (Seattle, Washington)
Fellowship:Spine Fellowship: University of Hong Kong, (Hong Kong, China)
Articles, Videos and Publications:
Dr. Wagner: physician profile video

Dr. Wagner was featured in the Autumn 2005 Breakthrough article, Spine surgery saves climber's career (Adobe PDF download)
Memberships:King County Medical Society
Scoliosis Research Society
Chairman, Instrumentation Committee: 1995-current
Chairman, Coding Committee, 1998-1999
Western Orthopaedic Association
Washington State Orthopedic Association
North Pacific Orthopaedic Association
Orthopedic Research and Education Fund
1990 Washington State Campaign Chairman
Director, Spine Institute- Swedish Hospital Medical Center, Seattle, WA
Medical Advisory Board, Acromed Company, Cleveland, Ohio, 1985-95
Medical Advisory Board, DuPuy Spine (div. of Johnson & Johnson), 1997- present
Board Certification:Board Certified
Common Diagnoses Treated:Pediatric and adult spinal deformity, spinal fractures and tumors.
Philosophy of care/General Information:Spinal Surgery is a very definitive type of surgery with somewhat predictive complications of occurrences. We need to be responsible for teaching our patients what we know and what we don't know about their future before we do the index surgery.
Clinic locations and days of week:

University of Washington Bone and Joint Center, Seattle, WA (Tuesday, Friday)
Children's Hospital Clinic (Thursday)

Appointment request information (web, phone, fax):University of Washington Bone and Joint Center - Phone: 206-598-BONE (2663) or Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center - Phone: 206-987-5096 Fax: 206-987-3796
Surgeries Performed At:University of Washington Medical Center
Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center
Research Interests:

Design of spinal instrumentation.
Clinical outcomes for surgery for spinal deformity.
Directing research for spinal tissue regeneration, i.e., biological disk replacement.

 Featured Video

Spine: Specific Indications for Spine Surgery
Featuring Dr. Theodore WagnerDr. Jens Chapman

UW Medicine orthopaedic surgeons discuss new assessment methods and alternative techniques for surgical correction of major spinal deformities. View the Video

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 Faculty Feature
An interview with Theodore A. Wagner, MD 
An interview with Theodore A. Wagner, MD I’ve enjoyed clinical care in surgery from the time I started my residency up until the present. Throughout my career I have always found someone who can teach me a new trick if I can find residents and students who will benefit from hearing these ideas. Read More
 Articles
 Faculty News

The University of Washington Medical Center was again ranked highly for orthopaedic surgery by US News and World Report, this year being listed as 13th in the nation, the best in the west.


Drs. Seth Leopold and Jason Weisstein premieres on UWTV December 9th at 2:30pm - Total Hip Resurfacing and Quadriceps-Sparing Knee Replacement


Dr. Smith, professor of the orthopedics & sports medicine at the Harborview Medical Center, is featured in The Seattlemagazine - "Life After Loss".


Dr. Matsen was featured in Racquetball magazine (July/August 2008)


Dr. Conrad and Dr. Matsen are listed as two of the eleven top Orthopaedic Surgeons by The Seattle Magazine
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