Henry Gray

English anatomist and surgeon

Henry Gray - Scientists & Innovators born 1827
Born

1827
198 years ago

Died
Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

England

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Anatomist and surgeon contributed significantly to the understanding of human anatomy. Authored the seminal work 'Gray's Anatomy', a comprehensive textbook that became a primary reference for students and professionals alike. Served as a lecturer at St. George's Hospital Medical School, helping to educate many future physicians. Guided advances in anatomical knowledge and practices that influenced medical education.

Authored 'Gray's Anatomy'

Served as a lecturer at St. George's Hospital

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