Bartolomeo Eustachi was a Roman anatomist who made numerous contributions to the study of anatomy and was on the verge of publishing an illustrated book about his anatomical studies. This elusive manuscript was lost for over a hundred years. Today, we’re going to take a closer look at these lost illustrations. Let’s go!

Physicians have long known that dissection is essential to further their medical knowledge. Today, we'll discuss the origins of dissection in Europe, describe an anatomical theatre and a dissection, and present evidence that debunks a popular myth about dissection. Let's go! 

Andreas Vesalius is considered the founder of modern anatomy. He was an anatomist and physician who played a pivotal role in progressing our understanding of human anatomy. His work challenged the era's prevailing medical beliefs and introduced practices that resulted in a more accurate understanding of the human body. This blog post will discuss Vesalius's training as an atomist, the significance of dissection in his study and teaching methods, and the revolutionary impact of his published works.