Abella

Abella was a physician from Italy who was born in the 14th century. Abella was an undergraduate as well as a instructor at Salerno Medical School. Salerno Medical College. Abella likely was born around 1380. But the exact dates of her death as well as her birth date are unknown. Abella was a professor at the Salerno medical school about the standard medical procedure as well as women's health and bile. Abella as well as Rebecca de Guarna were specialists in embryology. De natura seminis (on the characteristics of the seminal fluid) was her 2nd published treatise. The 19th century analysis of Salvatore de Renzi of the Salerno School of Medicine mentions Abella as being one of the four women, who along alongside Rebecca de Guarna and Mercuriade as well as Constance Calenda, were known for their capacity to teach and also practice medical practice. This was what made Abella among the Mulieres Salernitanae, or women of Salerno.