Anatomical theatres
= Anatomical theatres
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Anatomical theatres were specialized spaces used primarily during the Renaissance and early modern periods for the public demonstration of human dissection and the study of anatomy. These venues played a crucial role in the education of medical students and the dissemination of anatomical knowledge. The design of anatomical theatres varied, but they typically featured an amphitheater-like structure that allowed a large audience to observe the dissection process.