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See Latest ArticlesLeptomeningeal neurons are a common finding in infants and are increased in sudden infant death syndrome
Acta Neuropathologica, 02/16/09
Rickert CH et al. - These data show that single leptomeningeal neurons are present in most normal infantile brains. The age-dependent increase of leptomeningeal neurons among SIDS cases may either (a) represent a delayed maturation or retardation, i.e., a later or slower reduction of neurons or a delayed peak in occurrence (shift toward an older age), or (b) may be interpreted as a generally increased occurrence of leptomeningeal neurons among SIDS cases as a result of a diffuse developmental abnormality during central nervous system maturation.
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