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Explanation of the anatomy of law by Ibn Sina

شرح تشريح القانون لابن سينا

Author: علاء الدين ابن النفيس، علي بن أبي الحزم القرشي (المتوفى: 687هـ) (d. 687)

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شرح تشريح القانون لابن سينا مخطوطة شرحية لعلم التشريح في كتاب القانون في الطب لابن سينا كتبها الطبيب العربي ابن النفيس في القرن الثالث عشر. اُكتُشِفَت المخطوطة عام 1924 في أرشيفات مكتبة الدولة البروسية في مدينة برلين الألمانية. يحتوي على أقدم أوصاف للدورة التاجية ونظام الدورة الدموية الرئوية.

Translation

Explanation of the Anatomy of the Law by Ibn Sina A manuscript explaining the science of anatomy in the book The Canon of Medicine by Ibn Sina, written by the Arab physician Ibn al-Nafis in the thirteenth century. The manuscript was discovered in 1924 in the archives of the Prussian State Library in Berlin, Germany. Contains the earliest descriptions of the coronary circulation and the pulmonary circulatory system.

Topics covered

the introduction
The first research is the difference between animals in organs
The second research: Benefits of anatomy
The third research proves the benefits of members
The fourth research is the principles of knowledge of the benefits of members
The fifth research is the anatomy body and its machines
The first section is pictures of the internal organs, the first sentence is the bones
Chapter One: A comprehensive statement about the bones
Chapter Two: Anatomy of the Cranial Bones
Chapter Three: Subcranial Anatomy
Chapter Four: Anatomy of the jaw and nose bones
Chapter Five: Anatomy of teeth
Chapter Six: The benefit of steel
Chapter Seven: Anatomy of the vertebrae
Chapter Eight: The utility of the neck and the anatomy of its bones
Chapter Nine: Anatomy of the back vertebra and its benefits
Chapter Ten: Anatomy of the lumbar vertebrae
Chapter Eleven: Anatomy of the sacral bones
Chapter Twelve: Anatomy of the coccyx bone
Words like a conclusion
Chapter Fourteen: Anatomy of the Ribs
Totally
Chapter fifteen: Anatomy of the sternum
Chapter sixteen, anatomy of the clavicle
Shoulder anatomy

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