Giovanni Vigo
Giovanni Vigo
1460-1525
Italian surgeon who collected all that was known to medical science during his time and compiled the most comprehensive book on surgery as well. Vigo practiced medicine in Rome, where he was the personal physician to Pope Julius II.
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