Bow hunter's syndrome secondary to lateral and posterior spondylosis: illustrative case.

Key Points

• This case aims to demonstrate a unique occurrence of bow hunter's syndrome due to lateral and posterior spondylosis compression.
• Case analysis of a patient with bow hunter's syndrome
• Assessment of compression at two cervical levels
• Evaluation of vascular and bony structures
• First documented case of bow hunter's syndrome from cervical spondylosis
• Identification of compression at adjacent cervical levels
• Need for thorough vascular and bony assessment in such cases

Abstract