Book of Simplification

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Book of Simplification is a seminal medical treatise by the 12th-century Andalusian physician Ibn Zuhr, known for its detailed clinical observations and practical approach to diagnosis and treatment.

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instanceOf medical treatise
medieval medical text
aim to simplify complex medical knowledge for practitioners
approach case-based reasoning
empirical observation
associatedWith Ibn Rushd NERFINISHED
author Ibn Zuhr NERFINISHED
authorName Abu Marwan Abd al-Malik ibn Zuhr NERFINISHED
contains observations on patient management
systematic descriptions of diseases
treatment protocols
countryOfOrigin Al-Andalus NERFINISHED
culture Andalusian
field clinical medicine
diagnostics
medicine
therapeutics
genre medical literature
hasTopic clinical signs of disease
dietary therapy
differential diagnosis
pharmacological treatments
therapeutic regimens
historicalSignificance important source for medieval Islamic medicine
influenced later medical writers in the Islamic world
influencedBy Galenic medicine NERFINISHED
earlier Islamic physicians
language Arabic
notableFor detailed clinical observations
practical approach to diagnosis
practical approach to treatment
perspective clinical and practical rather than purely theoretical
placeOfComposition Seville NERFINISHED
publicationCentury 12th century
regionOfInfluence Al-Andalus NERFINISHED
Maghreb NERFINISHED
wider Islamic world
relatedWorkOfAuthor Ibn Zuhr’s writings on pharmacology
Ibn Zuhr’s writings on surgery NERFINISHED
timePeriod Islamic Golden Age NERFINISHED

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Ibn Zuhr notableWork Book of Simplification