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A case of cervical myelo-radiculopathy with athetoid cerebral palsy was reported. A 16-year-old male was admitted to our hospital complaining of muscle atrophy and weakness of left upper extremity. The radiographs of the cervical spine revealed kyphotic lesion (C3-5) which angle was 45 by the method of Cobb. Complete block on myelogram was seen in neutral position, but it disappeared in extension position. Alignment of the cervical column was corrected by anterior spinal fusion (C3-5) with halo-cast fixation. His symptoms were gradually reduced as a result of the operation. He got ability of walking with cruches after 16 months postoperatively.

Operative treatment of cervical spondylotic myelo-radiculopathy with athetoid cerebral palsy.