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Neurology in Pakistan: Growing burden, low on priority, and a hope to keep alive

Neurology is one of the most underrecognized and underappreciated specialties in Pakistan.1 The beginnings of clinical and academic neurology in Pakistan can be traced to the 1960s when 3 neurology departments were established in 2 major cities of Pakistan: 2 in Karachi and 1 in Lahore.2,3 One of the 2 departments in Karachi was a combined neurology and psychiatry department.2