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SCIWORA- Spinal cord injury without radiological abnormality is well known entity and terminologydescribed and introduced by Pang andWilberger and defined as clinical symptoms of traumatic myelopathywithout any radiological or computed tomographic features of spinal fracture or instability. 1The injury to the spinal cord is caused by a contusion or ischemia due to temporary occlusion of vertebralarteries followed by a spontaneous return of vertebrae to their original position. 1 A similar phenomenonor mechanism of injury is noticed in labourers carrying overhead heavy weights and noticed suddenquadriparesis during deloading the overhead heavy weight. There is transient ischemia of cervical spinalcord which recovers in due course of time with conservative treatment. This type of cervical spinal cordinjury can be compared with neuropraxia type of injury in peripheral nerves, which recovers in short spanof time. So a new terminology of cervical spinal cord injury – cervical spinal cord concussion can bepostulated or nomenclated as MYELOPRAXIA.Keywords: Transient quadriparesis, Overhead heavy weight carrying, Labourers, Myelopraxia.

Transient quadriparesis without bony injury in overhead weight carrying labourers-cervical cord concussion—Myelopraxia