MODERN CLINICAL SCIENCE BEGAN WITH SANTORIO SANTORIO (1561-1636)
Santorio Santorio (1561-1636), born in Capodistria, a Venice Republic territory, (now Koper in Slovenia), student, medical doctor, and professor of theoretical medicine at the university of Padua, marked the beginning of modern medicine. Santorio introduced measurements and mathematics into human...
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Main Authors: | Natale G. De Santo (Author), Carmela Bisaccia (Author), Antonio Mezzogiorno (Author), Alessandra Perna (Author), Massimo Cirillo (Author) |
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ANNALES ZRS, Scientific Publishing House of ZRS Koper,
2015-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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