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Ibn Sina's 'Canon of Medicine' (c. 1025) organised medical knowledge so well it was taught in European and Islamic schools for some six hundred years.
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İbn-i Sina'nın Tıbbın Kanunu, yüzyıllar boyunca Avrupa'da ve İslam dünyasında tıp eğitimini etkiledi.
İbn Sina'nın 'Tıbbın Kanunu' (yaklaşık 1025), tıp bilgisini öyle iyi düzenledi ki yaklaşık altı yüz yıl boyunca Avrupa ve İslam okullarında okutuldu.
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