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Based on Galen's earlier medical writings, Vesalius produced the most comprehensive book (with illustrations) of human anatomy known at that time (mid-1500's), "On the Workings of the Human Body." This became the most widely used text for training of physicians and surgeons until Virchow's later work on pathology.

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