The Medical Compendium in the Canon of Medicine

The Medical Compendium in the Canon of Medicine, written by the Persian scholar Avicenna in the 11th century, is a comprehensive medical text that organizes medical knowledge of its time. It covers various subjects, including anatomy, diseases, pharmacology, and treatment methods. The work integrates clinical observations, ancient wisdom, and experimental data, making it a significant reference for physicians. Its structured format and emphasis on systematic diagnosis and preventative care influenced both Eastern and Western medicine for centuries, establishing foundational principles that are still relevant in medical education today.