Following case is a learning process fr all of us plz dont attribute all neck pain to cervical spondylosis A forty five year female presented to us with diagnosis of cervical spondylosis on xray pt had wasting of small muscles of hand and dissociative anaesthesia
Pt was clinically diagnosed as harbourind intramedullary sol and confirmed on mri.patient underwent subtotal tumour removal as part of the tumour was stuck to medulla oblongata
. Biopsy was subependymoma a relatively less aggresive tumor with long term survival
MRI SHOWING LARGE CERVICAL INTRAMEDULLARY TUMOUR
INTRA OPERATIVE PICTURES OF THE SURGERY
