Scientists and physicians had many discoveries related the brain anatomy and neurological diseases which have been in that time. Avicenna discovered the cerebellar vermis which he named vermis and the caudate nucleus, which
Division of ancient Greek thinkers into two schools, Encephalocentrism is the theory that the mind is in the brain, and cardiocentrism holds that the mind is in the heart. At the time that
In the Corpus Hippocraticum, there is no evidence of human autopsies being conducted. The Greeks of this period believed that the human soul would not find peace until the body was put to