Abstract
The Dawn of Modern Pathology.
Highlights
The history of medicine is far from being a linear progression of discoveries
In the 19th century–more than 200 years ago–the practice of autopsy was met with hostility, from the general public and from some of the medical community
It would take the untiring work of a remarkable man, in Vienna, to change the future of medicine thanks to the knowledge he gained through his determination, dedication, and belief of the truth that autopsy would reveal
Summary
The history of medicine is far from being a linear progression of discoveries. Twists and turns occurred, which, over time, completely changed the current concepts. It would take the untiring work of a remarkable man, in Vienna, to change the future of medicine thanks to the knowledge he gained through his determination, dedication, and belief of the truth that autopsy would reveal.
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