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Abstract
Chordomas constitute <5% of vertebral column tumours and a third of these arise in the upper cervical spine and tend to be clival – usually midline, with occasional eccentric extension. We report a case of cervical chordoma presenting as a lateral neck mass and discuss its origin, diagnosis and management.
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