The medical section is divided into three rooms named after great masters of medicine: the anatomist Antonio Scarpa, Luigi Porta surgical pathology, the pathologist and histologist Camillo Golgi. They were part of the Cabinet of Anatomy, where he was the Anatomical Museum, which was initiated by Rezia and maintained by Scarpa, Panizza, and then by Zoja who left a description in a printed work. E 'is currently under construction a fourth room to accommodate the most recent acquisitions, including the section of Hematology, named Adolfo Ferrata and the first laboratory of electron microscopy, histochemistry and genetics. This section includes tools, relics and anatomical specimens relating especially to the second half of 1700, 1800, and our century and displayed on the shelves were built by the same shoe in the eighteenth century Venetian style, light green, dark decor, ornaments and figures allegorical of great artistic value. The anatomical material, which constitutes the bulk of the collection, consists of prepared partly dry and partly preserved in alcohol or formaldehyde solution covering different sectors and parts made in order to illustrate the response to surgery or experimental situations, or to demonstrate anatomic areas of special interest.
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