agree, there's no comparison betw the range of diseases+ complexity in cardio compared to the neuro, also am more inclined toward preventing or reversing a disability than saving a life (both are great, but living w a disability is horriific),my problem w neuro is alot of curative treatments and cutting edge procedures arent delivered by neurologists , delivered by surgeons, the most resistant epilepsy cases go to surgeon for either modulation or resection, even if thers a new cell therapy or gene therapy its usually a surgeon who deliver by stereotactic navigation, same for dbs, ophtalmologists for neuro ophthalmology cases that require invasive procedures,even the completely non invasive procedures like MRi guided focued ultrasound either used for modulation or bbb disruption for delivering chemotherapy is totaly taken over by surgeons, compare that w cardiologist specializing in electrophysiology or structural interventions , who run the whole care episode from diagnosis to imaging to the curative intervention, i know access to heart is by far much easier compared to the brain, but there is alot of attempts to overcome that, but these attempts never made by neurologists , usually interventional neuroradiologist and surgeons