Abstract
Introduction:Tumours of the odontoid peg are rare but can potentially cause significant morbidity and mortality.Methods:A retrospective review of oncology and radiology database of tertiary orthopaedic oncology centre for all lesions affecting the odontoid peg over the last 12 years was performed.Results:We identified a total of 15 tumours involving the odontoid peg, majority being malignant. Myeloma was the most common tumour.Conclusion:Tumours of the odontoid peg are rare. Spinal surgeons and Radiologists need to be aware of them.
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