Works of Non-Fiction
- The Healing Knife: A Surgeon's Destiny (1938)
- A Ring At the Door: Personal Experiences (1940)
- Donkey Serenade: Travels in Bulgaria (1941)
- Russia Triumphant: The Story of the Russian People (1943)
- Plastic Surgery (1943)
- The Practice of Local Anaesthesia (1943)
- Soviet and Tsarist Siberia (1944)
- The Conquest of Brain Mysteries: Story and Secrets of the Human Mind (1947)
- The Conquest of the Unknown: The Story of the Endocrine Glands (1947)
- The Knife Heals Again (1948)
- No Crown of Laurels (1950)
- The Essential Eve: A Guide to Woman's Perfection (1952)
- The Story of Plastic Surgery (1952)
- The Lure of Surgery (1955)
- Beauty from the Surgeon's Knife (1955)
- Plastic repair of genito-urinary defects (1956)
- Milestones in Medicine (1961)
- One Russian's Story (1970)
- The Years of the Healing Knife: A Surgeon's Autobiography (1976)
- How to Write a Book That Sells (1977)
- Living with Your Psoriasis (1978)
- Mourning Becomes Argentina (1979)
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| Name | Sava, George |
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| Date of birth | 1903 |
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| Date of death | 1996 |
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