The incidence rate of spinal tumor is not high, but the harm to human body is very great. Firstly, like malignant tumors in other parts of the body, malignant tumors of the spine, whether primary or metastatic, can directly endanger patients’ lives; secondly, due to the special location of the spinal column and its important structure, the tumor invasion can lead to severe pain, or even paralysis and incontinence due to compression of the nerves; at the same time, it is precisely because of the low incidence of spinal tumors that we can easily overlook them and come to the hospital only when they are seriously ill, often missing the best time for treatment; finally, due to the low incidence of spinal tumors, people who specialize in spinal tumors are more likely to come to hospitals, often missing the best time for treatment. At the same time, because of the low incidence of spinal tumors, it is easy for people to ignore them and come to the hospital only when they are seriously ill, which often misses the best time for treatment; finally, due to the low incidence of spinal tumors, there are fewer doctors specializing in diagnosis and treatment of spinal tumors, and general doctors lack sufficient diagnostic and therapeutic experience when encountering this kind of diseases. Among orthopedic surgeries, spinal surgeries are the most difficult and risky; and among spinal surgeries, spinal tumors are the most difficult and risky. Nevertheless, due to the innovation of diagnosis and treatment concepts and the continuous improvement of surgical techniques in recent years, many spinal tumors are no longer incurable, but not only treatable, but also curable! Therefore, all patients are reminded that once spinal tumors are detected, it is most appropriate to find a professional doctor and choose the appropriate treatment method as soon as possible instead of seeking for medical treatment in a hurry.