First Human Dissector of colonial India

Anatomy teaching is never complete without dissection and medical education is incomplete without anatomy, which is the foundational basic medical science for all the branches of medicine.Moreover, practising medicine without understanding the human body is impossible [1].It is a well-known fact that India has made many medical contributions to the rest of the world [1].

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European Journal of Anatomy
Published
2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.52083/cofw7942
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Paleopathology and ancient diseases
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First Human Dissector of colonial India

SV Uma, BR Chaithra Rao
European Journal of Anatomy
Paleopathology and ancient diseases
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First Human Dissector of colonial India

SV Uma, BR Chaithra Rao
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Abstract

Anatomy teaching is never complete without dissection and medical education is incomplete without anatomy, which is the foundational basic medical science for all the branches of medicine.Moreover, practising medicine without understanding the human body is impossible [1].It is a well-known fact that India has made many medical contributions to the rest of the world [1].

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