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This is a follow-up study of eight operated spinal cord tumors in children. 1) The patients are seven males and one female ranging in age from six months to eleven years old. 2) The level of tumor development is one in cervical, one in cervico-dorsal, four in dorsal, one in dorso-lumobar and one in cauda equina. 3) The transverse distribution consists of four extradural, three intraduralextramedullary and one intramedullary tumors. Pathological diagnosis shows two epidermoids, one each neurinoma, meningioma, glioma, lipoma, liposarcoma and neuroblastoma. These distributions are much different from adults' cases. 4) Long neglected cases are frequent because of wrong or no diagnosis. 5) The results of operations reveal four imporvement, one stationary, two postoperative deaths and one death one year postoperatively. These results are inferior to those in the adults' cases. 6) Making earlier diagnosis should be mandatory to improve postoperative results. For this purpose, it is stressed that the determination of Elasberrg-Dyke curve is essential because earlier and clearer detection is feasible for the bony change on the roentgenogram by the tumor growth in children than in adults (five cases out of eight: 62%).

101. Cervical Angular Movement in So-Called Whiplash Injury Victims