RESUMEN
Subaxial cervical pedicle screws provide rigid fixation, but their placement poses an important neurovascular injury risk. 3D printed guides have successfully been used to place pedicle screws, but experience in the subaxial cervical spine is limited. We present a case of cervicothoracic dissociation after a pathological fracture due to tumour involvement of the upper thoracic spine, causing paraparesis and intense pain. The cervicothoracic junction is of difficult visualization on fluoroscopy and the patients' severe instability made navigation unreliable. 3D printed individualized guidewire guides were used to help place canulated pedicle screws from C4 to T6. We successfully report the use of impedance guidewire monitoring to prevent pedicle violation and improve procedure safety.