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The constellation of severe neurologic deficit in patients with CMI after relatively minor craniocervical trauma has been previously described. In our patient, neurologic deficit disproportionate to the mechanism of injury was observed and likely in part attributed to the presence of a Chiari malformation. Unfortunately, MRI has not yet been able to clearly define the underlying pathoanatomy, help understand the mechanism of injury, and delineate when operative intervention is indicated in these patients. Here, we review similar cases from the literature, examine findings on MRI, and evaluate mechanisms of injury following craniocervical trauma in patients with CMI to help clarify these questions.

Chiari I malformation with acute neurological deficit after craniocervical trauma: Case report, imaging, and anatomic considerations