Renaissance individus
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- Created on: 17-04-18 22:48
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- Renaissance Individuals
- Versalius
- dissected criminals
- Challenged the work of Galen
- University student at Padua in Italy
- Accurate drawings
- Fabric of the human body published in 1543
- Translated and published into English. Other British doctors were encouraged to question the work of Galen
- His work didn't have an immediate impact
- Harvey
- Attended Padua University after Versalius
- Was a royal Physician to king James and Charles
- studied animals and humans
- Circulation of the blood
- Challenged Galen's idea. He proved that blood circulated around the body
- His idea wasn't accepted as people still did bloodletting
- His work had further impact when different blood groups were descovered
- Pare
- Improved surgical techniques
- French barber-surgeon
- worked in a public hospital before becoming an army surgeon
- Gunshot wound. He ran out of hot iron. He used a cool salve
- Amputations-tied blood vessels off with ligatures instead of cauterisation
- Published his work, Wasn't accepted until he worked for the King
- Versalius
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