Gabriele Falloppio

Anatomist and physician, Fallopian tubes

Gabriele Falloppio - Scientists & Innovators born 1523
Born

1523
502 years ago

Died
Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Italy

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Anatomist and physician contributed to the understanding of human anatomy during the Renaissance. Published several works, most notably 'Observationes Anatomicae,' which detailed anatomical observations. Important in gynecology and obstetrics, primarily introduced the term 'Fallopian tubes' in describing the female reproductive system. Studied various parts of human anatomy and demonstrated methods for dissecting and examining cadavers.

Described the Fallopian tubes

Published 'Observationes Anatomicae'

Contributed to theories of human anatomy

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