Excerpts from Observationes Anatomicae Selectiores by Pieter Pauw, professor of anatomy and botany in Leiden, the Netherlands, from 1589 to 1617, published posthumously by Bartholin. A detail from a gravure by Andreas Stog shows Pauw performing a public dissection in his anatomical theater. His 23rd observation, "Tumor of the Eyes," describes a 3-year-old boy who died of an orbital and intracranial neoplasm, probably retinoblastoma.
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Pawius P. Observatio XXIII. Tumor oculorum. In: Observationes Anatomicae Selectiores. Appended to: Bartholinus T. Historiarum Anatomicarum Rariorum, Centuria III & IV. Copenhagen, Denmark: Petrus Morsing; 1657:38-39., as reprinted in: Kivelä, T, Polkunen, ML. Pieter Pauw's Tumor Oculorum. Reappraisal of the Presumed First Description of Retinoblastoma in 1597. Arch Ophthalmol. 121, 6, 881-886. 2003. PMID 12796262.
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