De humani corporis fabrica libri septem

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De humani corporis fabrica libri septem is a landmark 16th-century anatomical treatise that revolutionized the study of human anatomy through detailed descriptions and illustrations based on direct dissection.

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instanceOf Renaissance scientific work
anatomical treatise
book
associatedWith Padua medical school NERFINISHED
author Andreas Vesalius NERFINISHED
centuryOfPublication 16th century
countryOfOrigin Holy Roman Empire
critiques Galenic anatomy
discipline medicine
era Scientific Revolution precursor
feature detailed anatomical illustrations
systematic description of the human body
woodcut illustrations
field anatomy
genre medical literature
scientific literature
hasAlternativeName De humani corporis fabrica NERFINISHED
hasPart Book I of De humani corporis fabrica NERFINISHED
Book II of De humani corporis fabrica NERFINISHED
Book III of De humani corporis fabrica NERFINISHED
Book IV of De humani corporis fabrica NERFINISHED
Book V of De humani corporis fabrica NERFINISHED
Book VI of De humani corporis fabrica
Book VII of De humani corporis fabrica NERFINISHED
hasSecondEdition 1555 edition of De humani corporis fabrica
historicalPeriod Renaissance NERFINISHED
iconography standing flayed figures in landscape settings
impact standard reference for anatomical study for centuries
influenced medical education in Europe
modern anatomy
influencedBy classical anatomical texts
method direct human dissection
notableFor challenging Galen’s authority
empirical observation in anatomy
realistic representation of muscles and skeleton
numberOfBooks seven
originalLanguage Latin
placeOfPublication Basel NERFINISHED
printingTechnique letterpress with woodcuts
publicationYear 1543
publisher Johannes Oporinus NERFINISHED
structure organized into seven books
subjectMatter abdominal organs
bones and cartilage
brain and sense organs
muscles
nervous system
thoracic organs
veins and arteries
titleTranslation On the Fabric of the Human Body in Seven Books NERFINISHED
usedIn university medical curricula

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Andreas Vesalius notableWork De humani corporis fabrica libri septem