Here's a breakdown of his key works:
* "Der Rosengarten" (1513): This was his most influential book, focusing on pregnancy, childbirth, and the care of newborns. It became a bestseller, went through numerous editions, and was translated into several languages. It was considered a standard textbook for midwives for centuries and is considered one of the first comprehensive books on childbirth.
* "Gynäkologie" (1513): This was another important work on female health, specifically focusing on gynecological issues.
* "Die Kunst der Geburtshelfer" (1517): This book was specifically aimed at midwives, providing them with detailed instructions on their role in childbirth and the care of mothers and babies.
Beyond these, Roesslin also wrote on:
* The properties of herbs and their medicinal use
* The treatment of various diseases
He is considered a pioneer in the field of obstetrics and a key figure in the development of early modern medical knowledge. His books helped to raise awareness about the importance of hygiene and proper care during childbirth and paved the way for a more scientific approach to medicine.