De Aquaeductibus Auris Humanae Internae...

This groundbreaking work by Italian anatomist Domenico Cotugno explores the nature of the human inner ear and the mechanism of auricular sensation. Using a combination of anatomical dissections and experiments, Cotugno made significant contributions to our understanding of the physiology of hearing. A landmark work in the history of medical science.

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