Foetum dierum 14. in quo partes omnes delineatae sunt, exhibet

Foetum abortiuum qui post 25. diem propter vasorum vmbilicalium ruptionem sanguine priuatus, reiectus fuit

Pregnancy

Embryo, Mammalian--embryology

Uterus--anatomy & histology

Embryo Loss

Book Illustrations

A fetus at 14 days (fig. 1), and a fetus at 25 days that had been aborted due to ruptured umbilical vessels (fig. 2).

Title from caption.

Original image in: Bauhin, Caspar, 1560-1624. Theatrum anatomicum (Francofurti at [sic] Moenum : Typis Matthaei Beckeri, 1605). Ac 181 (Historical Medical Library of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia)

Theatrum anatomicum, Caspar Bauhin's 1605 anatomical textbook, contains 131 copper engravings of human anatomy drawn mostly from the illustrations of others. Although the diagrams were not original, the book was notable at the time as a thorough, cutting-edge anatomical compendium. In this work, Bauhin introduced a new labeling system, naming anatomical structures instead of numbering them, a system quickly adopted by others.

Digitized by the Historical Medical Library of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia

1605

lat

StillImage

Ac_181.255

1 print : copper engraving

16 x 9 cm