Primary extradural tumors of the spine are rare and constitute approximately 4% of all spine tumors. Despite their rarity, these tumors can pose significant surgical challenges as their aggressive nature makes achieving a clean tumor margin difficult; this may be particularly complicated by the critical surrounding anatomy (e.g, nerve roots/spinal cord). Trends in the literature support en bloc spondylectomy for low grade malignant tumors, but this aggressive approach proves technically challenging and may be associated with relatively high morbidity and mortality rates.