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Galen
Galen, a doctor in Rome, said that blood travels through the septum, and that the heart pumps it to the muscles and then it is burned up, however he did not discover circulation. -
Mar 10, 1250
Ibn an Nafis
Ibn was a Persian doctor and he said different to Galen, as he said that blood does not travel through the septum and is pumped past the lungs. Who is right? -
Mar 10, 1519
Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo was an artist and scientist and a many matter of other things. In 1850, some of his drawings were dicovered. They were of the anatony of the heart. -
Mar 10, 1543
Vesalius
Vesalius was a professor and he, like Ibn said that blood did not pass through the septum.Were they right though? -
Mar 10, 1553
Sevetus
Servertus was an Italian preacher who agreed with Galen AND Ibn by saying that blood is pumped past the lungs and through the septum. -
Mar 10, 1559
Columbo
Columbo was also a professor and he said that blood passes throught the septum and is pumped past the lungs. -
Mar 10, 1571
Caesalpine
Caesalpine was professor at Pisa. He was the first to use the word circulation when talking about blood. However, he could't explain the process. -
Fabricus
Fabricus was the third professor from Padua. He discovered that valves in veins only allow the blood to travel in one direction. -
William Harvey
Harvey was a London Doctor and he proved that blood circulates round the body, and described how it happened.