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View my account settings1. A case of cervical cord compression due to a congenital anomaly of the arch of the axis, treated successfully by decompressive laminectomy twenty-six years after the onset of symptoms, is described.
2. The significance of bony abnormalities of the cervical spine as a treatable cause of spastic tetraparesis is stressed.
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