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Spinal stenosis in children and adolescents is a rare condition that should be considered in patients with appropriate clinical signs and symptoms. We describe and discuss four cases of spinal stenosis in children and adolescents diagnosed by CT. In all these cases, CT was beneficial at demonstrating and defining the nature and location of suspected spinal stenosis.
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