Abstract

This article explores the distinctive perspectives of grownup and child neurologists, recognizing the unique challenges each faces within their respective domains. Grownup neurologists navigate a spectrum of chronic and age-related neurological disorders, often involving ethical considerations and end-of-life care. In contrast, child neurologists specialize in nurturing the developing nervous system, addressing pediatric neurological disorders and facilitating the transition to adult care. The collaborative synergy between these specialties is crucial for providing holistic and continuum-based neurological care. We delve into the specific viewpoints of each discipline and highlight the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration for optimizing patient outcomes.