Video: Lecture 5, "Presenting and Interpreting the Different Organ Systems: What Vesalius Got Right, What He Got Wrong"
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- Video: Lecture 5, "Presenting and Interpreting the Different Organ Systems: What Vesalius Got Right, What He Got Wrong"
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- Henry R. Winkler Center for the History of the Health Professions
- Date
- 2/15/2022
- Description
- A panel of UC College of Medicine faculty: Dr. Richard Becker, Dr. Alvin Crawford, Dr. Myles Pensak, and Dr. Charles Prestagiacamo, present the anatomy of their respective organ specialties. They discuss what Vesalius discovered, what he got right (usually the anatomy, the structures) and what he got wrong (typically the interpretation) being limited by the current functional understanding of the day. With anatomy being foundational to these medical specialties, it is important to consider the role of human dissection in acquiring this foundation for research and practice.
- Language
- English
- Alternative Title
- Henry R. Winkler Center for the History of the Health Professions
- Contributor
- Richard Becker
- Alvin Crawford
- Myles Pensak
- Charles Prestagiacamo,
- William Hurford
- Extent
- 1:41:16
- Subject
- Anatomy
- Andreas Vesalius
- De humani corporis fabrica libri septem
- Site pages
- SCHOLARSHIP AND CURRICULA
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