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Before Vesalius began his hands-on research of human anatomy, everyone went off of Galen's view/belief of the human body. Galen's most popular work, On Anatomical Procedures, led Vesalius to do more hands-on research of human anatomy. Galen's view consisted of many errors considering he did not actually perform dissection of the human body.

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Vesalius' Contribution to Scientific Revolution

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Vesalius' Contribution to Scientific Revolution

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He published his book, The Fabric of Human Body, which corrected some of the errors from Galen's previous most popular book; it brought us closer to modern human anatomy. He was one of the first people to actually dissect the body and learn in depth about human organs. For example, he corrected Galen's error that the great blood vessels originated from the liver, they actually come from the heart. New technologies allowed him to be able to dissect the human body and learn patterns that no one has learned before. From this, he was able to create new incites and truths about the human body.

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His new discoveries led him to be promoted to the professor of surgery at the University of Padua. His book containing his great ideas were published and wide-spread to everyone around the world. The people who saw these ideas accepted them greatly; he was not rejected by others. This caused more and more people to learn a greater deal about how the human body works.

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He had a very broad idea of how the human body worked/how to perform procedures with it. He did not go into much depth with his visual aids.

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He created a much more indepth diagram of the human body. This came from much dissection and work on the human body.

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A Page from Vesalius' "The Fabric of Human Body"

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A Page from Vesalius' "The Fabric of Human Body"