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In the 1620s, two important circuits of the bodies were officially discovered: De Moto Cordis and De lactibus sive lacteis venis were two independently published manuscripts, portraying the blood and the lymphatic circulation, respectively. Albeit interdependent, the blood and the lymphatic vascular networks are two separate circulatory systems running in juxtaposition, having separate, but often interdependent, functions [1].
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