title: [Contribution of Würzburg anatomy to the development of microscopic anatomy studies (1847 Kölliker--Petersen 1940)].
abstract: Under K olliker 's direction the Department of Anatomy of the University of W urzburg had developed into a centre in histological science influencing strongly education in microscopical anatomy. K olliker 's textbooks, lectures, demonstrations, and courses became a model for teaching histology not only in Germany but in foreign countries, too. St ohr improved K olliker 's methods developing and adopting modern ways in teaching. With Braus and Petersen a new concept was introduced into anatomy delineated in Petersen's histological textbook for the microscopical anatomy in particular. The description of the organism in its living entirety organized in living elements is regarded as the general task when investigating living systems.
mesh_terms: D000715:Anatomy / Q000266:history*; D005858:Germany; D049672:History, 19th Century; D049673:History, 20th Century
vernacular_title: Beitrag der Würzburger Anatomie zur Entwicklung des mikroskopisch-anatomischen Unterrichts (1847 Kölliker--Petersen 1940).