ولَمّا بُلينا بالفِراقِ وحَكَمَت
فينا بِذاكَ حوادثُ الأيامِ
عُدنا لأفواهِ المحابِرِ نشتَكي
ألَمَ الفِراقِ بألسُنِ الأقلامِ
فينا بِذاكَ حوادثُ الأيامِ
عُدنا لأفواهِ المحابِرِ نشتَكي
ألَمَ الفِراقِ بألسُنِ الأقلامِ
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يا خائفاً من دهره كن آمناً
وَكِلِ الأمور إلى الذي بسط الثرى
إن المقدر كائنٌ لا ينمحي
ولَك الأمان من الذي ما قدَّرا
يا خائفاً من دهره كن آمناً
وَكِلِ الأمور إلى الذي بسط الثرى
إن المقدر كائنٌ لا ينمحي
ولَك الأمان من الذي ما قدَّرا
Autopsy comes from ancient Greek words autós (oneself) + ópsis (to see).
It literally means "to see for oneself," because the anatomists wanted to see the dead body and witness the dissection with their own eyes, not merely by studying them in books.
It literally means "to see for oneself," because the anatomists wanted to see the dead body and witness the dissection with their own eyes, not merely by studying them in books.
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- De humani corporis fabrica (on the fabric of human body),
By Andreas Vesalius
By Andreas Vesalius
It was one of the earliest anatomy textbooks, written in 1543, that used real human cadavers to make observations and illustrations. It was a major milestone in the history of medicine