N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 271 seven volumes of this book were accompanied with excellent illustrations. The students of Vesalius made many discoveries in the field of anatomy and corrected some mistakes that had been made by scientists earlier. One of the most famous anatomical atlases of the XVII-XVIII centuries was G. Bidloo's book "Anatomy of the human body" in 105 tables, painted from life. It was published in 1685 and especially for Peter I was translated into Russian. Later, in 1729, the book was translated again, but, like the first one, it was only in the handwritten version. In Russia, the first anatomical atlas was compiled in 1744 by M.I. Shein , he was called The Word List, or an Illustrated Index of all parts of the human body. The author made most of the illustrations to this edition on his own. In 1757, M.I. Shein translated into Russian the "Brief Anatomy" of L. Geister and thus became the creator of the scientific medical terminology in Russia. Many names of the anatomical organization suggested by this scientist are being used at the present time. For example, the terms "blood vessels", "ileum", "urethra" were translated exactly by M.I. Sheinym. In the XX century anatomical atlases continued improving. A major contribution to the development of anatomy was made by V.P. Vorobiev, a professor of anatomy at the medical institute in Kharkov and a laureate of the Lenin Prize. He was a wonderful teacher, wrote several textbooks and created an anatomical atlas, which for a long time was used to train doctors. R.D. Sinelnikov , V.P. Vorobyov’s follower, for many years was the head of Kharkov Medical Institute Anatomy Department. The first edition of his Atlas on Human Anatomy came out in 1938-1942 and consisted of five volumes. Since then, this textbook has remained one of the most popular for students of higher medical schools.