One case of subarachnoid haemorrhage due to a spinal cord tumor, seen in a child, is reported. This exceptional etiology, whose the look is often misleading must be called to mind when meningeal and rachidian syndromes are associated. Ependymoma of cauda equina is the most common tumor.
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