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IT HAS become evident that primary myocardial disease represents one of the more neglected aspects of heart disease today. It is often overlooked or misdiagnosed; in addition, it is frequently considered rare, unimportant, or that treatment is of no avail. As will become evident on reading this symposium, there are misconceptions concerning its rarity or unimportance, as well as treatment. Primary myocardial disease has been a subject of much confusion, and contributing to this has been that of terminology. A number of terms other than primary myocardial disease have been used to denote this condition; they include myocardopathy, cardiomyopathy, cardiopathy, myocardosis, myocarditis, diffuse myocardial disease, idiopathic cardiac hypertrophy, and others. Even among the contributors to the present symposium there are individual differences in terminology and classification. Perhaps there is no ideal term, but we have chosen that of primary myocardial disease to designate this group of patients. Possibly in the future there may be the opportunity to assemble the various authors over the world to attempt to arrive at a universal terminology and classification as well as to provide discussions leading to a better understanding and treatment of this disease process. The contributions to this symposium represent a composite of experience from 3 cities,

Symposium: Clinical Recognition and Treatment of Primary Myocardial Disease