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Endovascular thrombolytic treatment of extensive dural sinus thrombosis in a heterozygous carrier of prothrombin gene G20210A mutation

majority by now. Therefore, in the Netherlands women neurologists will form the backbone of the neurological workforce in future. This will lead to a gender distribution comparable with that in central and eastern Europe (Bartoš et al., 2001). Even small differences in the employment ratio at the individual level will therefore have an impact on the total of neurological potential. In addition more young neurologists, men and women alike, choose to fulfil a less than full-time job right from the start of their careers. Also the retirement age of neurologists is declining. All these factors together weigh heavily on the supply side of the neurological workforce. On the demand side such factors like the aging of the population at large with its increasing prevalence of neurological disorders, and the higher need of the patient for more explicit information, asking for more consultation time, converge to an increase in the need of the numbers of residents required for the training as neurologists in order to keep up with the present developments.