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To the Editor: Your editorial (Aug. 15 issue)¹ addresses critical issues in outpatient training. Having recently finished a training program in neurology, I would emphasize the lack of adequate exposure in such programs to diseases that are now treated in the office. Patients with multiple sclerosis and myasthenia gravis are most often seen by residents when they are admitted to the hospital — that is, when they are already very ill.. Diseases such as these are managed successfully in the outpatient setting, where residents spend little time. I am adequately trained to evaluate and treat patients with acute neurologic diseases, . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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