He may have symptoms due to other associated abnormalities. The diagnosis is made by X-rays of the neck. MRI may be necessary to rule out intraspinal abnormalities. Other tests may be necessary if associated visceral problems are suspected. There is no specific treatment that can correct the Klippel-Feil deformity in the neck.
Treatment is directed to any associated abnormalities, and complications as they arise.
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