Books
- A. Catsch Radioactive Metal Mobilization in Medicine (American lecture series. Publication Number 560. A monograph in American lectures in living chemistry) (C.C. Thomas, 1964)
- Alexander Catsch Die Bedeutung energiereicher Strahlungen für die Biologie (C. F. Müller, 1965)
- Alexander Catsch, Adolf Zuppinger, Lothar Diethelm, and Olle Olsson Handbuch der medizinischen Radiologie. Bd. 2. Strahlenbiologie T. 2. (Springer, 1966)
- Alexander Catsch Dekorporierung radioaktiver und stabiler Metallionen (Thiemig, 1968)
- A. Catsch The Chelation of Heavy Metals (International encyclopedia of pharmacology and therapeutics) (Pergamon Press, 1979)
- Catsch, A., and A. E. Harmuth-Hoene Pharmacology and Therapeutic Applications of Agents Used in Heavy Metal Poisoning In Alexander Catsch The Chelation of Heavy Metals 171-183 (Pergammon Press, 1979)
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