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  AnatomyLogia Historical Anatomy Library – Volume I Now Available We are pleased to announce the publication of the first volume in the AnatomyLogia Historical Anatomy Library series: Rare Anatomical Works from the Renaissance to the Eighteenth Century This volume brings together a carefully curated collection of historical anatomical works from the public domain, showcasing the development of anatomical knowledge, medical illustration, and scientific observation over several centuries. The history of anatomy is filled with remarkable books, illustrations, and discoveries. Many of these works are scattered across archives, libraries, and digital collections, making them difficult for modern readers to access and explore. The goal of the AnatomyLogia Historical Anatomy Library is to help preserve and share these important historical resources with a wider audience. Volume I features rare anatomical works spanning the Renaissance through the eighteenth century, highlighting the art...

AnatomyLogia is now available on Google Play! AnatomyLogia is a mobile learning app designed for students of medicine, dentistry, physiotherapy, nursing, and other health sciences. The app helps users study and review anatomy through practical, student-friendly tools. With AnatomyLogia, users can explore anatomy terms, test their knowledge with mini quizzes, review flashcards, follow daily learning content, and enjoy interactive educational games. The app includes features such as: Anatomy Dictionary Quickly review anatomical terms and terminology. Mini Quiz Test your knowledge with short anatomy questions. Flashcards Practice and repeat important anatomy concepts. Latin Quote of the Day Discover a new Latin quote every day. AnatomyLogia Games Learn anatomy through interactive game modes such as Anatomy Guess Game, Muscle–Nerve Matching Game, and Foramen Game. AnatomyLogia is continuously being improved with new content, new questions, new visuals, and new learning modules. If you are ...

 Public Domain Medical Images from 1512: Brunschwig’s Liber de arte distillandi This post presents selected public domain historical medical images from Hieronymus Brunschwig’s Liber de arte distillandi de compositis, a sixteenth-century work preserved in the U.S. National Library of Medicine collection. Public domain historical medical image from Hieronymus Brunschwig, Liber de arte distillandi de compositis, Strassburg, 1512. Courtesy of the National Library of Medicine. Public domain historical medical image from Hieronymus Brunschwig, Liber de arte distillandi de compositis, Strassburg, 1512. Courtesy of the National Library of Medicine. The NLM Digital Collections record attributes the work to Hieronymus Brunschwig and lists its publication as Strassburg: Johann Grüninger, 1512. The record also identifies subjects such as distillation methods, alchemy, chemistry methods, materia medica, and pharmaceutical preparations. Liber de arte distillandi de compositis is not a conventio...

1512’den Public Domain Tıp Görselleri: Brunschwig’in Liber de arte distillandi Eseri Bu yazıda, U.S. National Library of Medicine koleksiyonunda yer alan Hieronymus Brunschwig’in Liber de arte distillandi de compositis adlı tarihî eserinden seçilmiş görseller sunulmaktadır. Public domain tarihî tıp görseli: Hieronymus Brunschwig, Liber de arte distillandi de compositis, Strassburg, 1512. Courtesy of the National Library of Medicine. Public domain tarihî tıp görseli: Hieronymus Brunschwig, Liber de arte distillandi de compositis, Strassburg, 1512. Courtesy of the National Library of Medicine. Eser, NLM Digital Collections kaydında Hieronymus Brunschwig’e atfedilmiştir ve 1512 yılında Strassburg’da Johann Grüninger tarafından yayımlanmıştır. NLM kaydında eserin konuları arasında distilasyon yöntemleri, simya, kimya yöntemleri, materia medica ve farmasötik preparatlar yer almaktadır. Liber de arte distillandi de compositis, klasik anlamda yalnızca bir anatomi atlası değildir. Bununla birl...

Historical Anatomy Images: Amé Bourdon, Nouvelles tables anatomiques, 1678 This post presents selected public domain historical anatomy images from Amé Bourdon’s Nouvelles tables anatomiques, a seventeenth-century anatomical work preserved in the U.S. National Library of Medicine collection. The work is listed in NLM Historical Anatomies on the Web under Amé Bourdon (1636 or 1638–1706) and was published in Cambray by Chez l’autheur and in Paris by Laurens d’Houry in 1678. Public domain historical anatomy image from Amé Bourdon, Nouvelles tables anatomiques, Cambray/Paris, 1678. Courtesy of the National Library of Medicine.                                                   Public domain historical anatomy image from Amé Bourdon, Nouvelles tables anatomiques, Cambray/Paris, 1678. Courtesy of the National Library of Medicine. Public domain hi...

 Tarihî Anatomi Görselleri: Amé Bourdon – Nouvelles tables anatomiques, 1678 Bu yazıda, U.S. National Library of Medicine koleksiyonunda yer alan Amé Bourdon’un Nouvelles tables anatomiques adlı tarihî anatomi eserinden seçilmiş görseller sunulmaktadır. Eser, NLM Historical Anatomies on the Web kataloğunda Amé Bourdon (1636 veya 1638–1706) adına kayıtlıdır ve 1678 yılında Cambray’de Chez l’autheur, Paris’te ise Laurens d’Houry tarafından yayımlanmıştır. Public domain tarihî anatomi görseli: Amé Bourdon, Nouvelles tables anatomiques, Cambray/Paris, 1678. Courtesy of the National Library of Medicine. Public domain tarihî anatomi görseli: Amé Bourdon, Nouvelles tables anatomiques, Cambray/Paris, 1678. Courtesy of the National Library of Medicine. Public domain tarihî anatomi görseli: Amé Bourdon, Nouvelles tables anatomiques, Cambray/Paris, 1678. Courtesy of the National Library of Medicine. Nouvelles tables anatomiques, 17. yüzyıl anatomi görselleştirme geleneğinin dikkat çekici örne...

 Historical Anatomy Images: Julien Bouglé, Le corps humain en grandeur naturelle , 1899 This post presents selected public domain historical anatomy images from Julien Bouglé’s Le corps humain en grandeur naturelle: planches coloriées et superposées, avec texte explicatif, a historical anatomical work preserved in the U.S. National Library of Medicine collection. The work is listed in NLM Historical Anatomies on the Web under Julien Bouglé (1868–1903) and was published in Paris by J. B. Baillière et fils in 1899. Public domain historical anatomy image from Julien Bouglé, Le corps humain en grandeur naturelle, Paris, 1899. Courtesy of the National Library of Medicine. Public domain historical anatomy image from Julien Bouglé, Le corps humain en grandeur naturelle, Paris, 1899. Courtesy of the National Library of Medicine. The title may be translated approximately as “The human body in life size: colored and superimposed plates, with explanatory text.” This reflects the educational p...