describe the contribution of servetus William Hervey in the field of medical science during the Renaissance
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Harvey's Contribution to Medical Knowledge During the Renaissance Period
William Harvey did contribute the most to medical
knowledge in the Renaissance period.
William Harvey actually put all of the pieces (previous known
knowledge about the Circuitry system) together and looked at the whole
picture, and discovered correctly how it worked.
Vesalius contribute to medical knowledge was the fact about there
being no holes in the Septum, which Galen had said there were holes.
Galen's work was the most influential material at that time, no doctor
disagreed with it usually in fear of the church but Vesalius was the
first to disagree with Galen. This did pave the way for other doctors
such as Columbo and Harvey to express their views and give them the
courage to go against tradition. Though the mass of knowledge
contributed by Vesalius was by no means half no way near as much as
Harvey who discovered how a whole system functioned. Vesalius
discovery about the heart did not actually change the way treatments
were given either, while Harvey's discovery stop blood letting for
example as he proved it was actually damaging, Harvey actually proved that vesalius was wrong.
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