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[Representation of obstetrics on Hungarian medical coins].
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[Emperor Maximin I: a case history of gigantism in acromegaly].
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[The subject of military medicine on Russian medals].
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Statilios Attalos. Ein Beitrag zur medizinhistorischen Numismatik der Antike.
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Numismatische Darstellungen der Arztheiligen Kosmas und Damian.
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"Aesculapius veterinarius". Zu einer unbekannten Münze aus Parion an der Propontis.
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The Leslie Matthews Medal.
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Dorset apothecaries' tokens and their issuers.
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Dr Ludwig L Zamenhof & Esperanto, an international language.
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George Urdang Medal remarks.
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The diagnosis of disease from ancient coins.
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In memoriam Johannes Sambucus.
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Medals of Nobel laureates in the medal cabinet of the Semmelweis Museum of History of Medicine.
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Andreas Vesalius and the Occo medals of Augsburg. Evidence of a professional friendship.
The friendly connection that existed between Andreas Vesalius (1514-1564) and his learned friends in Augsburg comprised three periods in the life of the emperor's court physician. The close ties that must have connected Adolphus Occo II and III and Vesalius are expressed in a number of medals carrying their images.