Dr. Vesalius

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf historical figure
gptkbp:almaMater gptkb:University_of_Padua
gptkbp:associatedWith humanism
scientific revolution
Renaissance_medicine
gptkbp:born December 31, 1514
gptkbp:contribution detailed human dissections
gptkbp:died October 15, 1564
gptkbp:famousFor medical education reforms
his work on embryology
anatomical drawings
dissection techniques
emphasis on observation
advancing surgical practices
promoting empirical research
advocating for direct observation
establishing anatomy as a science
influencing future anatomists
publishing anatomical texts
critique of Galenic anatomy
his work on anatomical pathology
his work on anatomical terminology
his work on anatomical variations
his work on anatomy education
his work on blood vessels
his work on comparative anatomy
his work on histology
his work on medical ethics
his work on medical history
his work on muscles
his work on organs
his work on physiology
his work on surgical education
his work on the anatomical position
his work on the brain
his work on the circulatory system
his work on the digestive system
his work on the endocrine system
his work on the heart
his work on the integumentary system
his work on the lymphatic system
his work on the muscular system
his work on the nervous system
his work on the reproductive system
his work on the respiratory system
his work on the skeletal system
his work on the skeleton
his work on the urinary system
gptkbp:field medicine
anatomy
gptkbp:fullName gptkb:Andreas_Vesalius
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Dr. Vesalius
gptkbp:influenced gptkb:William_Harvey
anatomical illustration
gptkbp:influencedBy gptkb:Galen
gptkbp:knownFor correcting anatomical misconceptions
founder of modern human anatomy
gptkbp:language gptkb:Latin
Greek
Italian
gptkbp:legacy considered the father of modern anatomy
gptkbp:nationality Belgian
gptkbp:notableWork De humani corporis fabrica
gptkbp:occupation physician
surgeon
anatomist