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background telemedicine recognized viable solution addressing shortage medical professionals developing countries nigeria teleneurology potential provide remote consultations care patients neurological conditions thereby reducing burden travel improving access medical care despite growing popularity lack research patients views mode care delivery nigeria study conducted investigate patients perspectives use teleneurology nigeria methodology descriptive crosssectional study conducted among 398 neurology patients olabisi onabanjo university teaching hospital sagamu ogun state nigeria data obtained analyzed using descriptive statistics chisquare test using p 005 results 3 respondents previously used telemedicine 781 respondents open using telemedicine means consultation disadvantages telemedicine noted include limitations assessing neurological status 947 difficulty explaining health conditions 844 lack technical support 146 majority respondents 965 believed telemedicine help saving time statistically significant association propensity use telemedicine time spent hospital 0045 time work 0001 propensity use telemedicine statistically significant use email 0001 type email address 0001 conclusion findings suggested need healthcare providers policymakers invest developing telemedicine improve access care