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Da Vinci’s foot illustration and its errors

Didem DÖNMEZ
Oğuz TAŞKINALP
Menekşe KARAHAN
Journal
Anatomy
Pages
155–157
Publication Date
2022-10-11
DOI
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Here, we interpreted the illustration of da Vinci named “The anatomy of a foot”.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Leonardo da Vinci is an important philosopher, astronomer, architect, engineer, inventor, mathematician, anatomist, musi-cian, sculptor, writer and painter who lived in the Renaissance period.
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Key Findings & Data:In addition to his skills in numerous diverse areas ofstudy, he has important contributions to anatomy, cornerstone of medicine.
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Leonardo da Vinci is an important philosopher, astronomer, architect, engineer, inventor, mathematician, anatomist, musi-cian, sculptor, writer and painter who lived in the Renaissance period. In addition to his skills in numerous diverse areas ofstudy, he has important contributions to anatomy, cornerstone of medicine. Leonardo da Vinci performed many cadaver dis-sections. His anatomical illustartions are brilliant, despite the limitations of his time. However, a number of errors have beenfound in these illustrations. Here, we interpreted the illustration of da Vinci named “The anatomy of a foot”.

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DÖNMEZ, D., TAŞKINALP, O., KARAHAN, M. (2022). Da Vinci’s foot illustration and its errors. Anatomy, Cilt: 12 - Sayı: 3, 155–157. https://ajindex.com/articles/439486

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