Real Anfiteatro de Anatomía (Mexico City, 1768) — the dissection school inside the Indians' hospital

A chair of practical anatomy and surgical operations created in 1768 inside the Real Hospital de Naturales of Mexico City, with a professor as director and a substitute for the dissections, bound by its charter to attend and cure the hospital's sick "for the better instruction of their disciples". A bando of 1770 made four certified courses in it the condition of being examined as a surgeon at all. The capital's annual directory prints the arrangement, unchanged, in 1792 and 1797.