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Entre l'époque de Galien et la fin du Moyen Age, l'étude de l'anatomie n'a guère progressé. C'est alors que la dissection, bravant les interdits, commença à être pratiquée en Europe. Jusqu'au XIXe siècle la connaissance du corps ne cessa d'évoluer grâce au scalpel. R. Mandressi décrit cette construction historique du corps qui devait changer la médecine et la culture de l'Occident.

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