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Re: Upload an Image to OBGYN.net response 224... From: Terry J DuBose (tjdubose@juno.com) Wed Dec 13 17:47:38 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Terry J DuBose: "liquid crystal screen was Re: Teaching statistics" Previous message: Allen Worrall: "Re: Teaching statistics" Dr. Worrall, your images are interesting. I hope they will be up in the Informal Cases soon. In the mean time, thinking that a small choroid plexus might be due to an ischemic problem, I went to Gray's Anatomy (1977)... "The anterior choroid is a small but constant branch which arises from the back part of the internal carotid, near the posterior communicating artery. Passing backward and outward between the temporal lobe and the crus cerebri, it enters the descending horn of the lateral ventricle through the transverse fissure and ends in the choroid plexus." When you reexamine, try to see if the contralateral choroid is normal, and see if the circle of Willis is symmetrical... Thanks for the images. -- Terry J DuBose, M.S., RDMS Little Rock, Arkansas USA ----------------------------------------------- On 13 Dec 2000 14:06:43 +0000 Ross.Welch@ccmail.wirralh-tr.nwest.nhs.uk ----------------------------------------------- writes: ----------------------------------------------- > I would probably report the isolated image as normal .... I am always concerned though when experienced clinicians are left uneasy by real time images. I assume you will rescan and if so what will you say to the patient? > > Ross > > ______________________________ Reply Separator > _________________________________ > ______________________________ Reply Separator > Subject: Upload an Image to OBGYN.net response 224...[MsgID:2DDD] > Author: us-uploads@medispecialty.com at X400PO > Date: 13/12/00 01:53 > > Organization Name: OBGYN Ultrsound at the Fairbanks Clinic > Your Full Name: Joseph Allen Worrall Jr > Your Email Address: jworrall@alaska.net > Phone Number: 907 451 4225 > Fax Number: 907 452 8935 > Street Address 1919 Lathrop Street, Suite 100 > City: Fairbanks, AK > State/Province: AK > Zip/Postal Code: 99701 > Country: USA > Title of Image: atrium1.jpg > Description of the image:<BR><I>(include any associated URLs)</I> 24 year old G3 P2 27 weeks. Does anyone think this atrium looks strange? It seems to me the choroid is stunted and the occipital horn appears long as a consequence. > I wondered if there were a choroid cyst just in the atrium but I could not see a thin wall at the end of the choroid. All other anatomy appears normal. > Recommended use<br> at OBGYN.net: I would like some comment from anyone who cares to comment. > Image for Upload: http://www.obgyn.net/US/_uploads/Atrium2.jpg > Next message: Terry J DuBose: "liquid crystal screen was Re: Teaching statistics" Previous message: Allen Worrall: "Re: Teaching statistics"

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