Search results

...>. Having (<font color=#D55E00>vermillion</font>) unquestionably accepted Galen's conclusions, as had their predecessors (<font color=#CC79A7>reddish-purpl ...>. Having (<font color=#D55E00>vermillion</font>) unquestionably accepted Galen's conclusions, as had their predecessors (<font color=#CC79A7>reddish-purpl

Galen Cranz, of the Illinois Institute of Technology, writes this description in ...ting wasteful duplication of energy production. </font><ref name=cranz1971>Galen Cranz. (1971) [http://www.jstor.org/stable/2776903 Review of: ''Arcology: T

...the early anatomists Herophilus and [[Erasistratus]], and culminates in [[Galen]]. In spite of his lofty reputation, Soranus’ medical writings have not s

...been reading Cunningham's Anatomical Renaissance. I thought his section on Galen's self-presentation was particularly interesting. Furthermore, I thought we ...these multiple lobes not only become clearly aparent but once again prove Galen's dependence upon nonhuman materials. (Fabrica 1543, p. 506)</font>

...theory of the time, an excess (usually of blood) needed to be released. [[Galen]], one of the most famous of ancient physicians, enthusiastically endorsed

...rather than traditional medical remedies, as well as openly scoffing at [[Galen]]'s notions of the four humors. The ''Cambridge Biographical Encyclopedia'' ...culed established dogma: even making a show of burning the works of both [[Galen]] and [[Avicenna]] in a public square.

By the 2nd century CE, the Greek physician [[Galen]] knew that blood vessels carried blood and identified venous (dark red) an Galen thought that the arterial blood was created by venous blood passing from th

...e and Pergamum. Vesalius's contemporaries, having unquestionably accepted Galen's conclusions about human anatomy, found themselves in turmoil, stunned and :D.&nbsp;&nbsp;Vesalius's book began the process of debunking Galen,<ref name=fulton1950/><ref name=Fulton group=Note/> though this would take

* Perras, Galen Roger. ''Franklin Roosevelt and the Origins of the Canadian-American Securi

...e sustenance to William Harvey’s discredit of the hepato-venocentrism of [[Galen]].

...Its accuracy is:<ref name="pmid7365971">{{cite journal| author=Marchand A, Galen RS, Van Lente F| title=The predictive value of serum haptoglobin in hemolyt

...natomy, [[Vesalius|Andreas Vesalius]].<ref name=vonstaden1989/>&nbsp;&nbsp;Galen referred to Herophilus and his contemporary Erasistratus as the "ancient au

...edge into Europe. The Arab physicians of 700 AD read [[Hippocrates]] and [[Galen]], and continued to advance the art of medicine in their tradition. [[Astro

...nium following the erroneous teachings of the influential Greek physician, Galen of Pergamum (130-216 CE). It required three investigators to break the str ...ed the erroneous view of the roles of the heart, arteries and veins that [[Galen]] had taught &mdash; by delineating the cardinal features of the map depict

== Galen == Brian: Started [[Galen]]. Bare bones. --[[User:Anthony.Sebastian|Anthony.Sebastian]] 22:16, 7 May

...g device". This view was accepted until the time of [[Galen]](129-200 CE). Galen, as a physician to Roman gladiators, had ample opportunity to observe the c ...y because his detailed anatomical texts survived the Fall of Rome. Most of Galen's writings were first translated to the Syriac language by Nestorian monks

...d function of animal and human bodies. The most influential of these was [[Galen]]; he performed public [[dissection]]s and [[vivisection]]s of animals, and ...ne. The Dutch physician [[Vesalius]] (1514-1564), although contemptuous of Galen, followed his methods to produce a new anatomy of the human body, ''[[De hu

...'De humani corporis fabrica (The Structure of the Human Body)'' replaced [[Galen]]'s flawed 2nd-century animal-based depictions of the [[anatomy]] and [[phy

{{rpr|Galen}}

...of these was [[Galen]], who was one of the most noted physicians in Rome. Galen performed public [[dissection]]s and [[vivisection]]s of animals, and used ...ne. The Dutch physician [[Vesalius]] (1514-1564), although contemptuous of Galen, followed his methods to produce a new anatomy of the human body, ''[[De hu