Submicrocephaly is a congenital developmental anomaly of the hindbrain. It has a slow onset and occurs in young people, more often in women than men. The most common symptom of this congenital malformation is pain, usually in the occipital, neck and arm areas, with burning radiating pain that worsens with neck movement. Other symptoms include vertigo, tinnitus, diplopia, unsteadiness in walking and muscle weakness, so it can also be easily misdiagnosed as myotonic dystrophy. Experts remind that once symptoms such as unstable walking, upper limb muscle atrophy and occipital neck pain appear, you should go to a major neurosurgery hospital as soon as possible to rule out the possibility of submicrocephalic tonsillar herniation malformation by magnetic resonance examination. Top ten therapies for spinal cord hollow 1.Rehabilitation: strengthen nutrition to adapt to the needs of rehabilitation training. 2, conservative treatment: this approach is to use Chinese medicine for symptomatic treatment. Commonly used treatments are conducive to improving microcirculation as well as intermittently with hyperbaric oxygen, which will have a certain effect on the recovery of neurological functions, such as massage and acupuncture. 3.Basic treatment: Patients can alleviate the development of the disease through appropriate exercise. Strenuous movements in life should be avoided to cause elevated venous pressure. Treatment can be done by bending the torso as close to the thigh as possible, which greatly reduces the expansion of the spinal cavity. 4, symptomatic treatment: the limbs, muscles and joints in the area dominated by the diseased segment are given some protection and physiotherapy, which can protect the non-sensory area and avoid injury, and also help delay muscle atrophy (muscle atrophy: muscle volume reduction due to dystrophy of the transverse muscle, thinning or even disappearance of muscle fibers, etc.) and prevent joint contracture. and prevent joint contracture. Such as in life to prevent burns, burns, abrasions, scratches, stab wounds and various accidental injuries to the limbs. 5.Nutritional therapy: the development of reasonable recipes, through the system of rehabilitation treatment, can prevent and reduce the post-injury comorbidities, reduce the degree of impairment, so that many part of the patients, regain the ability to live as well as the ability to work. 6.Radiotherapy: With the progress of medicine, it is rarely used because of the defects of this therapy, the efficacy of radiotherapy is inexact and the lesions cannot be detected in time. 7.Physical therapy: The so-called physical therapy is to train the movement often used in life, such as turning over, lying to sitting, from wheelchair to toilet, etc., and also includes some muscle and joint activities to prevent muscle atrophy. 8.Surgical treatment: The main purpose is to drain the abnormal perfusion fluid present in the cavity and to eliminate the cause of the cavity in the spinal cord. The use of this therapy is selected according to the manifestations and types in the clinic and in combination with MRI. 9.Psychotherapy: A psychotherapy plan is developed for changes in different stages of the psyche (such as denial, anger, depression, opposition to various stages of independence seeking adaptation, etc.), which can be carried out individually and in various ways such as group, family, and behavioral. 10.Operational therapy: mainly daily life actions, occupational labor actions, craft labor actions, so that patients can adapt to personal life, family life, social life and labor needs after discharge. In addition, the operation department provides patients with simple auxiliary tools to facilitate the successful completion of family life movements. It is reported that subungual herniation malformation of the cerebellum is a congenital developmental anomaly of the hindbrain. It has a slow onset and is more common in young people, more women than men. The most common symptom of this congenital malformation is pain, usually in the occipital, neck and arm areas, with burning-like radiating pain, which increases with neck activity. Other symptoms include vertigo, tinnitus, diplopia, unsteadiness in walking and muscle weakness, so it can also be easily misdiagnosed as myotonic dystrophy. Experts remind that once symptoms such as unstable walking, upper limb muscular atrophy and occipital neck pain appear, you should go to a major neurosurgery hospital as soon as possible to rule out the possibility of subungual herniation of the cerebellum through magnetic resonance examination.