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Decima Sexti Libri Figura, Undecima Sexti Libri Figura.
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Tenth Figure of the Sixth Book, Eleventh Figure of the Sixth Book
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Vesalius, Andreas (b.1514, d.1564)
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Oporinus, Johannes (b.1507, d.1568)
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Calcar, Jan Stefan van (b.1499, d.1546-1560)
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1543
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The tenth figure is the fourth in the series of dissection of the heart, the eleventh figure shows the whole heart sectioned transversely - this is perhaps the earliest example of the use of cross sections, apart from Leonardo, to show the relative thickness of the ventricular walls of the heart and the shape of its cavities. See Saunders & O'Malley.
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The tenth figure is the fourth in the series of dissection of the heart, the eleventh figure shows the whole heart sectioned transversely - this is perhaps the earliest example of the use of cross sections, apart from Leonardo, to show the relative thickness of the ventricular walls of the heart and the shape of its cavities. See Saunders & O'Malley.
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Thorax
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Bird 2339; Cushing VI.A.-I,
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De humani corporis fabrica libri septem
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De humani corporis fabrica libri septem
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Image © 2005 Edinburgh University Library
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