The history of medicine

The history of medicine can be traced back to the 18th century. Giovanni Battista was an Italian physician who contributed to the field of medicine. The methods used in the field of medicine can be analyzed from his medical diaries. His work helped in many pathological studies that aimed to improve surgical procedures. His reputation as an accurate anatomist contributed to his success in the field of medicine. Right from when he became the professor of medicine in 1715, his contribution to the history of medicine has seen his work used in major anatomical studies and other practical aspects in the field of medicine.

Moreover, he was the first physician to demonstrate the necessity of conducting diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment. He emphasized on the need to have comprehensive knowledge of anatomical conditions. In an attempt to identify the process of diagnosis, the exalted the pathological anatomy as a disconnected field from clinical science. Therefore he maintained an active practice in dev4loping appropriate means if addressing major aspects off pathology and the process and the need of having proper diagnostic procedures.

Giovanni’s influence on the development of modem medicine is attributed to his publications especially those that focused on anatomy and physiology. Through the number of different pathologic observations, he wrote books that provided appropriate clarification of primary clinical practice. Furthermore, he found the need to have an interpretation of essential techniques and methods that would boost accurate observations and explanations of the clinical conditions.  His work impacted many areas including the pediatrics medicine embryology

The descriptions and practices required in both clinical and anatomical medicine, the scientist contributes to research on the most efficient methods that would be applied in extreme instances such as multiple surgery instances and other aspects and other standard clinical challenges in the 18th century. The 18th-century physical examinations were based on the guideline outlined in his work. Having learned, researched and progressed through different learning institutions, he had an opportunity to advance into other areas of medicine. The aim was to develop a more accurate means of diagnosis that would be used to treat diseases. Also, one of the major concerns was to establish an appropriate system that would enhance the practice of both clinical medicine surgery and  extensive understanding of anatomy

Through his masterpiece, the De Sedibus in 1761,  he provided detailed aspects of his pathologic observations acquired from over 700 cases of the autopsy. Giovanni offers extensive knowledge and practices related to human anatomy. His accurate anatomical descriptions of human organs contributed to the de, Therefore, the De Sedibus. The publications further provided the readers with extensive knowledge that connected the superior understanding between anatomic-pathologic findings. The findings were also based on the postmodern analysis with the clinical symptoms of the diseases observed during the lifetime of a  person. The development maked the use of advanced methods for providing the most appropriate clinical procedures. Therefore, recent science tried to integrate the knowledge in advancing the information and understanding of medicine. Also, knowledge of primary clinical methods contributed to the relief in the history of medicine since it helped the physicians to diagnose diseases and access prognosis and the management protocol of different illnesses.

The history of pathology can dayes back to the earliest application of the scientific methods which were common in the field of medicine. The process often occurs in the middle east and Egypt. For example, some of the earliest systematic human dissection was carried  out by the ancient Greeks

Giovanni was the first physician to place the concept of surgery into the field of medicine. However, in other countries, such ideas had not come to being, and this provided an opportunity for him to come up with more precise methods of conducting the surgery. The work of other doctors also contributed to the success of his work. For example, he integrated major concepts after the first surgery occurs in England together with John Hunter (1728-1793). Therefore, along with the techniques outlined by Giovanni, Hunter carried out the surgical procedures. He went ahead to analyze whether it was possible to separate two diseases. Through the experiment that conducted, he realized that the two diseases cud occurs at to the same person. Therefore, the publication of research applied throughout the world with the aim of gaining understanding into the field of pathology and treatment of different firms o daises

The 1773-1831 marked another particular period where scientist Luigi Rolando provided an essay about studying the brains of animals. He followed the necessary procedure of the animal electricity which involved touching of the pig’s context. One lobe was found at the front and the central Sulcus of the brain, which occurred as a result of muscular contraction. These findings thus created more curiosity into the field of medicine. The work developed the most precise procedures required in the treatment of disease that affected the brain. Giovanni Battista (1662-1771) derived different theories that boosted the present findings of the other scientist. Moreover, he provided a clear means of understanding major pathological aspects linked to clinical medicine. His work included the reports and other articles and publications that contributed to the later learning and teachings at the medical schools.

Apart from the historical aspects of the understanding of medicine, Giovanni’s work was supported by other scientific findings which were contributed by other authors. For example, the discovery of oxygen contributed to the development of significant studies that inclined tissue respiration. Other areas that demonstrated related findings were linked to the transmission of disease which was also attributed to the work of Antonio Vallisneri (1661-1730). The contributions of Carlo (1682-1769) further improved the studies conducted by Giovanni. For example, the discovery of plague which was transmitted by living organism played a significant role in the understanding of significant effects and the causative agents of different disease.

His contributions’ to the field of medicine and cardiology were evident through the pathologic observations as described in his masterpiece. The first attempt was the relation of different pre mortem symptoms with post mortem findings which were described in his book Sepulchretum Sive Anatomica Practica the book provided about 3000cases of clinical conditions. The clinical histories that were linked to the autopsy that showed dynamic deficiencies which were examined and addressed by Giovanni. Some of them included the misquotations and inaccurate observations of the diseases. The information also lacks a proper index, and this was also noted in previous scientific research.  Therefore, the idea of De Sedibus aimed to address various questions, and disturbing aspects that were regaled to the field of medicine The work then proceeded to become one of the most outstanding element since it required the development of new strategies that aimed at addressing significant challenges that were enc wintered in the field of medicine. Therefore, each of the books dealt with different problems. For example, each book described different diseases. The diseases of the head, thorax, and the abdomen were classified based on the designation of the letters. The important of the De Sedibius was evidenced from the way the diseases occurred. For example, the description of the cardiac diseases differs red from the others. Through the use of letters, he accurately outlined major cases of cardiac lesions which were removed from the death of a patient. He included another aspect of heart disease.  He accurately described the instance that led to cardiac disease and arrest. Therefore, he added the description of angina pectoris where he suggested different aspects of asthma and dyspnea that resulted from heart diseases. The article outlined different obstacles of the rupture of the heart and the cases of cyanotic instances of cardiac effect. Therefore, the first summaries of the authors provided an opportunity to venture into new research with the aim of boosting the existing knowledge and providing reliable therapeutic services. The steps aimed to deliver appropriate treatment to the patients. Therefore, the few passages that described different clinical cases narrated separate clinical incidences that required clear research to establish valid information that would be sued in boosting the study of medicine.

Having had an opportunity to work at different medial and learning institutions Mogarinni thus had the chance to prove the extent to which human diseases were interrelated and the appropriateness of diagnosis. The observations and the findings marked an important event in history where medicine and the scientist that came along try to research by adopting appropriate procedures that would be used in categorizing and treating human diseses.

Similarly, the early knowledge of pediatrics and surgery dates back to centuries. Through his masterpiece, Morgagni set the basis of modern pathology and different instances of pediatric cases Having described the anatomical elements thus providing an opportunity to analyze the Crn’s diseases and the understanding of pathophysiology conditions and anterior defends of the abdomen.

Through Morgan’s Adversaria Anatomica (1706-19) Established the most outstanding abilities and skills in analyzing and providing appropriate concepts of human anatomy. The step paved the way for yet a new phase in the history of medicine. It was marked by a publication that described the causes of disease which were investigated through anatomy. The step also enabled him to become one of the founders of morbid anatomy.  The work further paved the way into the treatment of unhealthy conditions that occurred throughout the body. Such outlined were based on the fact that Morgagni had conducted 640 dissections. Creating a comprehensive treatment  of such conditions allowed, Morgainin to exalted pathology into science and this  disconnected it from clinical medicine

Apart from the research and an attempt to provide clear interpretations of the occurrence of the diseases the scientists also focused on developing significant findings in the field of pediatrics.

During his early career, he focused on Valsalva’s writing. Thus speculated different explanations of anatomy by focusing on that was known and what was required in developing appropriate practice in the field of the machine. He was keen to analyze the existing work of another scientist with the aim of perfecting his skills in the area of anatomy

The 18th-century medicine made slow progress since most of the clinicians and doctors had not identified the significant causes of disease. The ancient history was perceived differently among the Egyptians, Greeks and Roman medicine. While most of the earlier communities lacked a detailed understanding of anatomy, the Egyptians believed in the removal of body organs when a person succumbs to sickness since they thought it would rot. The ancient Greek medicine similarly had an influential impact on modern medicine.  However, it also believed in gods for healing. Some of the contributions of this ancient medicine included the fact that the Greek doctors attempted to develop a rational theory of daises and sight its cures. This ancient medicine contributed to subsequent development that was evident throughout the 5-the century to the 18-the century. The significant discoveries visible in the field of medicine were primarily attributed to previous scientific efforts applied to the field of medicine. Therefore, during the 18-th century medicine made gradual progress with doctors trying to find the specific agents that caused diseases. Even though different theories were postulated regarding the cause of diseases, surgery revealed that some of the surgical methods could in finding the objects if diseases. The 18tth also marked a period of significant progress due to the establishment of hospitals. The major therapeutics effects were slowly taking into practice. The application was evidence through the treatment of scurvy and the introduction of vaccinations to a small box. Therefore, the century marked a significant period that superstitions declined thus paving the way, for more advanced progress in science

The university and learning institutions played a significant role in the identification and treatment of diseases. Through the contributions of Morgan, the studies from autopsies yielded sufficient results that were used to find the causes of sicknesses. Therefore, what was introduced by Morgan was spread throughout to other traditional medicine institutes thus providing a new curriculum for studying medicine

Morgaganni contributed significantly to the introduction of surgical specialty in pediatric surgery. Through his masterpiece, he presents the basis of the modern pathology and its contributions to the required surgical procedures. He described all the anatomical elements with the aim of understanding the human body. Therefore, he contributed to the understanding of human anatomy. The step provided an opportunity to analyze other aspects linked to the causes of diseases the mode off infections and the specific organism affected by a particular disease

The culture of medicine and science trends in the 18th century focused on developing new ways of monitoring and treating different clinical conditions. It provided opportunities that contributed to significant changes in the field of medicine.

Furthermore, it added to the discoveries and treatment of different diseases. Through the contribution of other doctors, the clinical development was facilitated by the new findings and economic growth that occurred during the century. Such instances identified to the need of developing more advanced means of addressing disease Therefore it has contributed to significant developments even noted un the pediatric medicine

After the significant contribution to the understanding of human anatomy, what followed was diversifies methods of training to develop therapy toward major threatening diseases that occurred during the century. Heart attacks were also frequent. Thus this provided a new way of addressing important, dangerous conditions noted during the century. The development of the vaccination also marked the period. It was evident that the spread of small box and cow box were rampant during the century However its treatment was undiscovered until the significant discovery of scientific means if addressing the condition.  The diagnoses of the pulmonary disease also contributed to a drastic drop in significant fatalities that were linked to heart attacks. On the other hand, other conditions such as lung problems, and blood disease could be identified this providing appropriate therapy.

The use of hospitals also continued to contribute to improvement in therapist and study of significant disease. The process was also initiated with the rising number of scientist who aimed to address the major effects of diseases. The step was noted in applying various scientific concepts into the field of medicine. As a result, this contributed to an improved system that understood the contact of scientific contributions in the understanding of the drug.

Therefore, the role of microorganism has contributed to significant developments in the field of medicine. One of the significant contributions is the anatomical understanding of the disease. Even though the modern scientist aims to uncover the real-time and the new light into physiology and histology, and other aspects of the modern medicine, It is evident that all of this practices relied on the knowledge that was previously outlined by Morgagni

Morgagami also contributed to the development and understanding of embryology. The process was evident through the study of structures and embryonic tissues. It was viewed as one of the major contributors to the field of medicine. The extensive research in the anatomy thus provided an opportunity to identify other aspects of science that would contribute to the development of the 18-th century medicine to the modern. While Morgaine focused on the anatomical nature of diseases, the other scientists  similarly contributed to the significant scientific aspects surrounding causes and treatment of disease, the discovery of microorganism, the effects of gases, the results of oxygen and physical science played a significant role in the analysis and development of appropriate understanding of science that surrounded the field of medicine. Having reliable resources to conduct scientific research was one of the opportunities that contributed to significant discoveries in the field of medicine. Having had previous encounters with cases of infection, the scientist had some clue on the vital areas that the research should have focused on. The step was based on the previous research that had been conducted without success. Morgaganni achieved this by reviewing the last literature with the aim of developing appropriate methods of examining significant causes of diseases in the human body. Therefore, the contributions made a significant role in the discovery of essential practices utilized in contemporary medicine.

Morgagni had significant contributions into the field of medicines. The primary area of focus was on anatomy which was influenced and enhanced by the other scientific discoveries that occurred during the era. Therefore, the other scientist also contributed to the significant historical discoveries made in the field of medicine. The 18th-century is one of the periods that was significantly marked by the development of findings and the need to understand the significant causes of disease. While Hunter focused on surgery, Morgan identified the significant anatomic contributions toward the occurrence of the disease and this similarly contributed to the exaltation of the fields of anatomy for clinical medicine.