Introduction

We conclude our two-part issue on Neurology for Primary Care Physicians with both the new and the old. Attempting to avoid repetition, our authors address themselves to the overlooked, under-emphasized, and sometimes new area of familiar subjects. Our guest speakers, Dr. Millikan and Dr. Horenstein discuss acute cerebral infarction and the perennial problem of dementia. Exciting new fronts are explored by Drs. Isaacs and Sakalas as they expand on their ideas on neuromuscular disease and surgical techniques for extra-intracranial oscular anastomoses, respectively. Dr. Selhorst contributes some interesting views on low back problems