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作者: More (---.dynamic.hinet.net) 日期: 2004-04-22 00:43 附件:  附件:  附件:  Adler Museum of Medicine http://sunsite.wits.ac.za/ mus/amtourp.htm "Diagnostic doll, China, front view. Chinese women used the dolls to point to the ailing parts of their anatomy during doctors’ visits; it was considered indecent for the doctors to examine female patients. K.U. Medical Center History of Medicine" (http://clendening.kumc.edu/dc/rm/major_19th.htm) "Anatomical manikins and Chinese diagnostic dolls are among the many interesting artifacts found in medical history collections. Ivory female figurines were used by Chinese doctors during a house call. The Chinese custom dictated that a woman must not be physically examined by a male physician. The female patient marked the area of pain or discomfort on the doll and passed it thru a curtain without being seen by the doctor." (http://www.utmb.edu/galveston/universities/utmb/mml/blocker/artifacts.html)
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