Friedricus Tiedemann
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Friedricus Tiedemann (1781-1861), German professor of anatomy in Heidelberg from 1816 to 1844. Published in 1822 Tabulae Nervorum Uteri, which has become extensively and favorably known, many times copied, and prized as the best presentation of the nerves of the uterus in connection and with the natural position of the viscera.
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