Alessandra Giliani

Anatomist known for pioneering anatomy work

Alessandra Giliani - Anatomist known for pioneering anatomy work
Born

None
None years ago

Died

March 26th, 1326
698 years ago — None years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Italy

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Born around 1307, made significant contributions to the field of anatomy. Worked in Bologna, where extensive studies of human anatomy were conducted. Developed techniques for anatomical dissection, enhancing the understanding of the human body. Produced detailed drawings that served as important references for later anatomists. Died on March 26, 1326, leaving a legacy in the medical field.

Developed innovative anatomical dissection techniques

Created detailed anatomical drawings

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