ReviewNeurology international2025
Leptomeninges: Anatomy, Mechanisms of Disease and Neuroimaging.
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- Left Pulvinar Thalamic Tumor with Ventricular Atrial Extension Presenting as Network-Level Cognitive and Gait Dysfunction.Diagnostics (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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Abstract
backgroundThe leptomeninges, comprising the arachnoid and pia mater, serve essential roles in protecting the brain and facilitating cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) circulation. Their significance extends beyond structural support, affecting brain development and function.
methodsThis study synthesizes findings from various anatomical, embryological, and neuroimaging research to elucidate the complexities of the leptomeninges. Key methodologies include historical anatomical analysis, contemporary imaging techniques, and examination of pathological states.
resultsThe review highlights the role of leptomeningeal structures in CSF dynamics, neurovascular interactions, and their involvement in conditions such as hydrocephalus and neurodevelopmental disorders. These insights underscore the leptomeninges' critical involvement in both normal physiology and disease states.
conclusionsUnderstanding the intricacies of leptomeningeal anatomy and function is vital for advancing diagnostic and therapeutic approaches in neurodegenerative disorders. This knowledge may facilitate better management strategies in clinical practice, particularly concerning conditions that disrupt CSF flow and brain health.
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