Contact & Appointment Information
- CHPG Neuroscience & Spine
360 Peak One Dr, Suite 260
Frisco, CO - Phone: 970-668-5584
Email: digitalmarketing@centura.org
Departement: Radiology | Neuroradiology | Neurointerventional Medicine
About Theodore Larson, MD
Dr. Theodore Larson, MD, stands out as a top radiologist and neurointerventional expert. His career shines through clinical skill, teaching roles, and new ways to diagnose and treat tough brain issues. Named one of America’s Top 50 Doctors, he gains praise for his work in brain imaging and key procedures. He also leads efforts in less invasive care for brain and spine problems.
He works in Colorado as Director of Neurointervention at St. Anthony Hospital. He holds a senior spot at CHPG Neuroscience & Spine, once called InterMountain Neurosurgery. His path covers top medical schools and hospitals nationwide. This shows years of focus on patients, teaching, and fresh ideas.
A Career Built on Skill, New Ideas, and Guidance
Radiology links diagnosis to treatment. For Dr. Theodore Larson, it’s a true passion. His role in brain imaging and neurointervention blends tech, hands-on skills, and key choices that save lives.
He handles hard blood vessel issues in the brain. He also trains the next wave of experts. Dr. Larson blends top skills, steady thinking, and bold guidance. His Top 50 Doctors award honors his work and impact on radiology.
Roots of Skill: School at Northwestern University
Dr. Theodore Larson got his MD from Northwestern University Medical School in Chicago. It’s a leading spot for medicine and research. There, he grew keen on imaging and brain diseases. That shaped his whole career.
His training stressed these points: Strong science, Sharp clinical work, Care focused on patients and ethics
He lives by them still.
Residency at MD Anderson and UT Health Science Center – Houston
After school, he did his radiology residency at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston. He trained at the famous MD Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute.
Dr. Theodore Larson saw tough cancer and brain cases. This honed his diagnosis and showed the role in care plans. His time there built bases in Basic radiology, Brain imaging, Deep image reading, and Teamwork across fields
Top Fellowship in Brain Radiology
To focus on brain, spine, and nerve issues, Dr. Theodore Larson did fellowships in Neuroradiology. He trained at two elite spots: Mayo Clinic, University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)
These gave him top skills in: Brain vessel imaging, Nerve vessel structure, Better MRI and CT method, Guided brain procedures
Mayo and UCSF training made him one of the best brain imagers.
Leadership in Teaching at Vanderbilt University Medical School
Dr. Theodore Larson soon took lead roles in academic medicine. As Chief of Interventional Neuroradiology at Vanderbilt University Medical School, he grew brain procedure services.
There, he led tough brain procedures, worked with brain surgeons and nerve doctors, pushed less invasive stroke and aneurysm care, trained students and fellows
Vanderbilt boosted his name as a top doctor and teacher.
Director of Neurointerventional Fellowship – University of Colorado
Later, he led the Neurointerventional Fellowship at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center.
Dr. Theodore Larson shaped young experts. His approach stressed: Top clinical work, Evidence-based care, Patient safety, Right choices based on ethics
Fellows under him learned world-class nerve vessel skills.
Practice in Colorado: CHPG Neuroscience & Spine
In 2008, Dr. Theodore Larson joined InterMountain Neurosurgery, now CHPG Neuroscience & Spine. This started his focus on full patient care in Colorado.
He teams with brain surgeons, nerve doctors, and spine experts. They give full care for hard nerve cases.
Director of Neurointervention at St. Anthony Hospital
Now, he directs Neurointervention at St. Anthony Hospital. This puts him first in the top nerve care there.
He runs: Brain procedure services, Stroke programs, Guided less invasive work, Safety and quality efforts
His lead has better results for stroke, aneurysms, vessel flaws, and spine issues.
Key Skills and Focus Areas
Dr. Theodore Larson earns respect for: Brain radiology, Interventional brain radiology, Brain vessel disease, Stroke care, Brain and spine scans, and Less invasive vessel work
His jobs need fast, high-risk calls. The right skills mean recovery, not lasting harm.
Pro Groups and National Work
He joins many pro groups. This shows his drive for learning and teamwork. Key ones: American Society of Neuroradiology, Society of Neurointerventional Surgery, American College of Radiology, Western Radiological Society, Southeastern Radiological Society, American Medical Association, American Heart Association
These keep him up on new rules, tools, and best practices in radiology and brain work.
Focus on Patient Care
With all his roles, Dr. Theodore Larson puts patients first. Peers and patients call him: Calm and steady, Full and exact, Clear talk, Outcome and safety driven
He pairs tech with kindness, openness, and respect for patients and kin.
Honor as One of America’s Top 50 Doctors
His spot among America’s Top 50 Doctors marks a life of skill, new ideas, and help. It honors doctors who boost medicine and provide top patient care.
For Dr. Larson, it has taken years of work to achieve better brain results with exact imaging and less invasive fixes.
FAQs
Q1. What does Dr. Theodore Larson specialize in?
Radiology. He has strong skills in neuroradiology and neurointervention.
Q2. Where does Dr. Larson practice medicine?
Colorado. At CHPG Neuroscience & Spine and St. Anthony Hospital.
Q3. What is his hospital role today?
Director of Neurointervention at St. Anthony Hospital.
Q4. Does he treat stroke patients?
Yes. He performs advanced neurointerventional stroke procedures.
Q5. Does Dr. Larson work in academic medicine?
Yes. He leads teams, teaches, and mentors others.
Q6. What procedures does he perform?
Minimally invasive neurovascular procedures guided by images.
Q7. Is Dr. Larson active in professional societies?
es. He joins many national and regional groups.
Q8. Does he work with neurosurgeons?
Yes. On a team for neuroscience care.
Q9. What makes Dr. Larson’s care stand out?
Precise imaging. Minimally invasive treatments. Focus on each patient.
Q10. Does he treat spine problems?
Yes. He uses advanced imaging and spine interventions.
Q11. Does Dr. Larson have national awards?
Yes. One of America’s Top 50 Doctors.
Q12. Does he handle complex neuro cases?
Yes. High-risk and advanced cases.
Q13. How can patients reach his office?
Call 970-668-5584.