Add to ORKGThe Anatomy Act of 1832, a story of bodysnatching and dissections, changed the face of anatomy in 19th century Britain with its somewhat violent beginnings, controversial creation, and important ramifications towards medicine and society
The thesis examines the practice of morbid anatomy as it was articulated and developed in late Georg...
“and should be based on the form of the human body.”1 The history of cadaver dissection (practical a...
Cultural changes, scientific progress, and new trends in medical education have modified the role of...
The Anatomy Act of 1832, a story of bodysnatching and dissections, changed the face of anatomy in 19...
The teaching of Anatomy in medical schools has significantly declined, and doubts have been raised o...
An Analysis of the Evolution of Medicine in Nineteenth Century England via The Development of the An...
When the Pennsylvania Legislature passed a mandatory anatomy law in 1883, they were conceding to med...
The object of the present paper is anatomical dissection and its role in changing the perception of ...
In early nineteenth-century Britain, Parliament decided that it must legislate on the problem of gra...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from CUP via the DOI in this ...
Modern anatomy can be divided into three stages. The first stage, the dawn of modern anatomy, came i...
Cultural changes, scientific progress, and new trends in medical education have modified the role of...
During the nineteenth century, museums dedicated to the collection, preservation, and display of hum...
The structure of the human body and its parts is of obvious relevance in medicine, but it has also p...
© Mattioli 1885. Cultural changes, scientific progress, and new trends in medical education have mod...
The thesis examines the practice of morbid anatomy as it was articulated and developed in late Georg...
“and should be based on the form of the human body.”1 The history of cadaver dissection (practical a...
Cultural changes, scientific progress, and new trends in medical education have modified the role of...
The Anatomy Act of 1832, a story of bodysnatching and dissections, changed the face of anatomy in 19...
The teaching of Anatomy in medical schools has significantly declined, and doubts have been raised o...
An Analysis of the Evolution of Medicine in Nineteenth Century England via The Development of the An...
When the Pennsylvania Legislature passed a mandatory anatomy law in 1883, they were conceding to med...
The object of the present paper is anatomical dissection and its role in changing the perception of ...
In early nineteenth-century Britain, Parliament decided that it must legislate on the problem of gra...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from CUP via the DOI in this ...
Modern anatomy can be divided into three stages. The first stage, the dawn of modern anatomy, came i...
Cultural changes, scientific progress, and new trends in medical education have modified the role of...
During the nineteenth century, museums dedicated to the collection, preservation, and display of hum...
The structure of the human body and its parts is of obvious relevance in medicine, but it has also p...
© Mattioli 1885. Cultural changes, scientific progress, and new trends in medical education have mod...
The thesis examines the practice of morbid anatomy as it was articulated and developed in late Georg...
“and should be based on the form of the human body.”1 The history of cadaver dissection (practical a...
Cultural changes, scientific progress, and new trends in medical education have modified the role of...