• In 1543, Vesalius published one of the most important books in medical history and the world's first textbook of anatomy, “On the Structure of the Human Body”. The book contains detailed anatomical descriptions of all parts of the human body, directions for carrying out dissections, and meticulously drawn illustrations. Vesalius believed that accurate, basic knowledge of the human body could only be gained by performing human dissections. In his book, he set forth an objective, scientific method of conducting medical research that was to become the foundation of anatomical research and education throughout the world.
11.) What do I dislike about him?
•I didn’t like that after he invented the human skeleton, he went around and stole actual human bodies to perform dissections on.