Answer:
Historical studies highlight several contributions of Muslim culture to medicine:
- Preservation of ancient Greek texts and traditions kept the practice of medicine separate from religion in a historical period in which Europe was ruled by clerics. hospital construction,
- new diagnoses and clinical observations around eyeball diseases
- new diagnoses and clinical observations around diseases caused by infections
- Introduction of the use of plaster to heal fractures
- New remedies
Another important element is that Islamic culture saw several wise doctors born. The tradition of "hakims", medical philosophers guided by ethical norms, emerged. The most prominent: Rhamzés, Abulcasis, Avicenna, Ibn Wafid, Avenzoar and Averroes.
