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W R Albury

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Medical Hypotheses|August 8, 2009
The medico-artistic phenomenon and its implications for medical educationG M Weisz, W R Albury
Rheumatology International|October 2, 2017
Hand deformities in Filippino Lippi's Magrini Altarpiece (c. 1482)G M Weisz, W R Albury
Rheumatology International|September 15, 2020
Arthritis in the hands of saints shown in 15th century Venetian altarpieces by Bartolomeo VivariniW R Albury, G M Weisz
Rheumatology International|November 12, 2016
Three saints with deformed extremities in an Italian Renaissance altarpieceW R Albury, G M Weisz
Journal of Medical Biography|May 31, 2015
Paul Klee (1879-1940) as a tragic figure: What the artist learned from his illnessW R Albury, G M Weisz
Clinical Nutrition ESPEN|October 27, 2017
Ribera's depiction of the sense of taste: A case of 'gouty arthritis' resulting from overindulgence?G M Weisz, W R Albury
Rheumatology International|September 1, 2023
Were camptodactyly and boutonniere deformity considered pathological in late fifteenth century Italy? Evidence from the sculptures of Francesco di Simone Ferrucci (1437-1493)W R Albury, G M Weisz
Medical Humanities|December 31, 2005
The medical ethics of Erasmus and the physician-patient relationshipW R Albury, G M Weisz
Journal of Medical Biography|October 16, 2004
"It is wisest here, as always, to maintain a balance": the medical dissertations of Friedrich SchillerW R Albury, G M Weisz
Journal of Medical Biography|July 19, 2003
Erasmus of Rotterdam (1466-1536): renaissance advocate of the public role of medicineW R Albury, G M Weisz
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Medical Hypotheses|August 8, 2009
The medico-artistic phenomenon and its implications for medical educationG M Weisz, W R Albury
Rheumatology International|October 2, 2017
Hand deformities in Filippino Lippi's Magrini Altarpiece (c. 1482)G M Weisz, W R Albury
Rheumatology International|September 15, 2020
Arthritis in the hands of saints shown in 15th century Venetian altarpieces by Bartolomeo VivariniW R Albury, G M Weisz
Rheumatology International|November 12, 2016
Three saints with deformed extremities in an Italian Renaissance altarpieceW R Albury, G M Weisz
Journal of Medical Biography|May 31, 2015
Paul Klee (1879-1940) as a tragic figure: What the artist learned from his illnessW R Albury, G M Weisz
Clinical Nutrition ESPEN|October 27, 2017
Ribera's depiction of the sense of taste: A case of 'gouty arthritis' resulting from overindulgence?G M Weisz, W R Albury
Rheumatology International|September 1, 2023
Were camptodactyly and boutonniere deformity considered pathological in late fifteenth century Italy? Evidence from the sculptures of Francesco di Simone Ferrucci (1437-1493)W R Albury, G M Weisz
Medical Humanities|December 31, 2005
The medical ethics of Erasmus and the physician-patient relationshipW R Albury, G M Weisz
Journal of Medical Biography|October 16, 2004
"It is wisest here, as always, to maintain a balance": the medical dissertations of Friedrich SchillerW R Albury, G M Weisz
Journal of Medical Biography|July 19, 2003
Erasmus of Rotterdam (1466-1536): renaissance advocate of the public role of medicineW R Albury, G M Weisz
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