Dr. Alexandra Burgar is an Orthopedic Surgeon and specializes in treating conditions affecting the bones, muscles, nerves and tendons of the hand, wrist and arm, up to and including the elbow.
Dr. Alexandra Burgar is an Orthopedic Surgeon and specializes in treating conditions affecting the bones, muscles, nerves and tendons of the hand, wrist and arm, up to and including the elbow.
Dr. Alexandra Burgar treats conditions affecting the bones, muscles, nerves and tendons of the hand, wrist and arm up to and including the elbow. She performs arthroscopy and micro-vascular surgery for a wide range of problems, including fracture care, congenital disorders in infants, carpal tunnel problems in adults, and sports-related injuries for all ages.
Dr. Burgar has written a number of articles and abstracts that have been published in many journals, including the Journal of Orthopedic Trauma. She has delivered numerous presentations to both the academic and non-academic fields and continues to diligently pursue her academic interests in Orthopedic Surgery.
Dr. Burgar developed her interests in medicine and orthopedic surgery from her widely divergent family history. This history includes the fields of engineering, carpentry, biological sciences and fashion and art design. She chose her course in hand surgery because of the broad range of injuries and problems, diverse range of patients, and multiple treatment options in a highly specialized field. Dr. Burgar has a particular interest in traumatic injuries to the hand, pediatric hand deformities, and sports related injuries. Outside her orthopedics specialty and sub-specialties, her interests include gardening, sewing, watching movies, running and going to sporting events.
Education
Undergraduate: B.S., University of Notre Dame.
Graduate School: M.S., Cleveland State University
Medical School: M.D., Medical College of Ohio, Toledo (1998)
General Surgery Internship & Residency in Orthopedics: Medical College of Ohio
Fellowship Training: Hand and Microvascular Surgery, Philadelphia Hand Center, Philadelphia, PA
Post surgical care is not as aggressive as I would like to see. Hopefully the delayed PT will still be effective.
I saw another doctor and she was marvelous
She’s friendly, very efficient, knowledgeable, and has a good sense of humor
Dr Burgar has a delightful way of calming me, making me laugh, and getting down to business in one short appointment. I am so glad my doctor referred me to her because I hear past patients of hers say she’s the best when it comes to healing hands.
Have seen Dr. Burgar several times for various thumb, finger, and elbow issues. She is efficient, friendly, and clearly explains the respective condition. I am an active senior, and each time was able to resume my activities.
She is so knowledgeable and kind. She took care of my fractured radius. She answered all my questions and treated me with kindness and respect.
My appointment was scheduled with Dr Burgar. At no time at confirmation or at my appointment was I told I really wasn’t going to see Dr Burgar. I saw her PA. So why wasn’t I just scheduled with the PA? Also the off site scheduling staff at lunchtime,was confused about if there was an earlier appointment available that day.
She is one of the best orthos around. Highly recommended
She was very thorough .
She was nice and she was thorough