Medicine & Health · Human Anatomy & Physiology
A topic within Human Anatomy & Physiology, itself one of 12 topics in that field and part of Medicine & Health.
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Henry Gray
Argues that human anatomy is best learned region by region, from the dissecting table outward, rather than system by system, which is why it became the reference surgeons and anatomists still learn structure from.
link checked 17 Sept 2026Claude Bernard
Argues that physiology must be built on controlled experiment inside the living body rather than on clinical observation or inherited theory, and sets out how to design an experiment that isolates one cause from the rest of a living system.
link checked 17 Sept 2026