Abstract
Chordomas are rare tumors and the recommended course of treatment typically entails surgical resection, which presents significant challenges owing to the anatomical location commonly involved and the inherent resistance of these lesions to radiation and chemotherapy. This case report details the experience of a 61-year-old male who underwent a parasagittal resection spanning from C1 to C4. A durotomy was executed to enable en bloc excision of the tumor. Subsequently, a duraplasty procedure was implemented, utilizing autologous muscle fascia grafting. A comprehensive analysis of the pertinent literature was conducted to underscore the key clinical aspects and outcomes related to this topic.