The question of the cost of treatment for spinal cord cavernous disease must be approached on a case-by-case basis. This is because spinal cord cavernous disorders are, broadly speaking, most commonly spinal cord cavernous in the cervical cord and lumbosacral cord. Both of these treatment options are generally treated with surgery, but the prices are different. For spinal cord cavities in the cervical cord, it will cost around$70,000 to$80,000 dollars. However, if it involves an extension of the occipital foramen magnum and a plate is applied for immobilization of the cervical spine, it could potentially cost$100,000 or more. This is a relatively complex situation and needs to be determined after the condition is clarified. If there is a spinal cord cavity in the lumbosacral medulla, it will cost around$60,000-$70,000 and is relatively simple as it usually does not involve bone grafting problems or fixation.