2017
DOI: 10.18352/studium.10138
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Het geheim van de anatoom: Adolphe Burggraeve en de ontwikkeling van de Belgische anatomie in de negentiende eeuw

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“…Indeed, like Ruysch, Burggraeve adorned his preparations with textile decorations and kept his conservation method a secret. 31 The purpose of the textile decorations was twofold: Firstly, it was meant to cover up mutilated body parts, as was its function in the seventeenth century. 32 The autopsy scars on the body of the newborn infant, for example, were concealed by the christening dress.…”
Section: Between Life and Death: The Preparations Of Adolphe Burggraevementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, like Ruysch, Burggraeve adorned his preparations with textile decorations and kept his conservation method a secret. 31 The purpose of the textile decorations was twofold: Firstly, it was meant to cover up mutilated body parts, as was its function in the seventeenth century. 32 The autopsy scars on the body of the newborn infant, for example, were concealed by the christening dress.…”
Section: Between Life and Death: The Preparations Of Adolphe Burggraevementioning
confidence: 99%