cerebrospinal fluid analysis

What are the Normal CSF Values for Neonates?

Normal CSF values for neonates differ from those of older children and adults. Generally, normal values are:
Cell count: 0-30 cells/µL
Protein: 20-170 mg/dL
Glucose: 30-120 mg/dL, typically 60-80% of blood glucose level
Any significant deviation from these values warrants further investigation.

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