Different factors can increase a woman's risk for developing preeclampsia and eclampsia. These include: 1  Age: Teens or women over 40 are at greatest risk.  History of preeclampsia/eclampsia in a previous pregnancy.
The MRI can find changes in the spine and in other tissues. It also can find problems such as infection or a tumor. MRI can look at the spine in the neck (cervical), upper back (thoracic), or lower back (lumbosacral). The entire spine can be seen in one series of pictures to find a tumor. More detailed pictures of one area, such as the lumbar spine, may be taken.
bad lower back pain but mri was normal. nc71680 posted: well ive been dealing with crippling lower back pain now for over a year. its a workers comp case. so anyways,they finally got me scheduled to get an mri for my back and the mri results were normal but im still in really bad pain and my legs go numb all the time.