De Medico Vulneratum Curante A Sectione Cadaveris Non Excludendo: Mit 1 Kupfertaf
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De Medico Vulneratum Curante A Sectione Cadaveris Non Excludendo, with the subtitle Mit 1 Kupfertaf, is a historical medical text by Lorenz Heister and Christian Thedel Heinrich von Hagen. This work delves into the treatment of wounds, explicitly addressing the role and permissibility of autopsy in medical practice. It offers insights into surgical techniques and medical ethics of the period. The inclusion of a copperplate illustration suggests visual aids were employed to enhance understanding of anatomical or surgical concepts. This book provides a valuable perspective on the evolution of medical knowledge and the integration of forensic considerations within medical treatment.
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