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I have been seeing here on this list and elsewhere different terms applied to neurodocs, and I would like to get a better understanding of how they are the same/different, e.g. in scope of patient evaluation, education in terms of their curriculum, research orientation vs. patient orientation. Thanks for posting any clarification. Anyone got any others? If someone like Linda Breedlove's husband or Gaylon Johnson would feel like they wanted their condition to be re-evaluated, which type of specialist would have the broadest outlook, or would some other type of doctor need to be brought in to consult in a team approach? Thanks. 1. Movement Disorder Specialists 2. Neuromuscular Specialists 3. Neurologist/Neurosurgeon at Parkinson Research Center 4. Neuropathic Specialist Barbara Blake-Krebs [log in to unmask]