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I read article of professor Tsuyoshi awaya . He read :There are examples of the brain, liver, lungs, heart, bone, flesh, and fetus Being Utilized as medication in Japan in times past time.
I have read many books and I know that the dissection of bodies was forbidden by the shogunate, but also for religious reasons.
The first dissections were performed in 17 century by the Dutch medical residents in Japan and the ETA, the outcasts, and otherwise prepared to do so because they took most money or the collection of human bile for medical purposes.
Regarding utilizazzione of human body parts I read that in Europe were still collected from the corpses of criminals,
but what about Japan I have not found sources that explain where they were taken also because dissection was forbidden and was carried out by ETA on criminals.
Thus the organs to make medicines were taken from the bodies of criminals by Eta?
I have read many books and I know that the dissection of bodies was forbidden by the shogunate, but also for religious reasons.
The first dissections were performed in 17 century by the Dutch medical residents in Japan and the ETA, the outcasts, and otherwise prepared to do so because they took most money or the collection of human bile for medical purposes.
Regarding utilizazzione of human body parts I read that in Europe were still collected from the corpses of criminals,
but what about Japan I have not found sources that explain where they were taken also because dissection was forbidden and was carried out by ETA on criminals.
Thus the organs to make medicines were taken from the bodies of criminals by Eta?