https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2021.943
Il sogno anatomico tra divieti e ostacoli
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Ampia letteratura internazionale è concorde nel ritenere che la dissezione anatomica sia insostituibile ai fini della formazione degli studenti di medicina e chirurgia. Tuttavia, così come accaduto in varie epoche della storia, persiste il problema della disponibilità di cadaveri. Recentemente anche l'Italia, colmando un vuoto normativo, si è dotata di una legge (Legge del 10 febbraio 2020, n. 10) materia di disposizione del proprio corpo e dei tessuti post mortem a fini di studio. L'obiettivo del presente contributo è quello di fornire brevi cenni storici sulla pratica della dissezione anatomica nel suo graduale sviluppo attorno ad un tema che è strettamente connesso, ossia il modo di concepire il corpo umano. Il fine ultimo è quello di sottolineare l'importanza che essa ha da sempre rivestito nella formazione medica presso le università italiane.
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