i'm sorry that i really can't give you an answer to this because i'm not sure what type of test result you're referring to. however as with any test the best person to consult about the results is the health care provider who ordered the test. a person's individual medical history plays such a key role in interpreting test results that it's dicey to try doing it in a forum like this one. what's normal for one person with one health history may be abnormal for another person with a different health history. if your health care provider can't explain the test results in an understandable way don't hesitate to tell them so. you have a right to understand the test results so keep asking questions until you're satisfied you grasp what's going on. take care!
what is atropic with marked cortical thinning mean?