ULTRASOUND Messages for January, 1999: Re: gallstones?

Re: gallstones?
From: Bruce Speyer (ob-gyn-l-request@obgyn.net)
Sun Jan 10 22:22:25 1999

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At 11:25 PM 1/10/99 EST, Ultravas99@aol.com wrote: >Dr. Smeltzer,
> I am not sure why this happened.... when I opened the mail, I had a download
>box and also the text message. While viewing the text message, below the
>signature there was also a bunch of letters and symbols. When I tried to
>download the attachment, it was saving it as a text file instead of an image
>file. I have only had this happen from the ObGYN site. This has happened to
>me twice on this site. My mailbox size is not limited without a warning,
>there were no warnings in this case. If a file is not supported by my
ISP it >will state so and I did not get any error messages suggesting that.... so
I am >LOST!
>
>Kelly

All messages to ultrasound@obgyn.net go through several scripts and the list processor unlike when you send email from one person to another. It is unpredicatable if attachments will make it through OK or get messed up along the way.
As Dr Smeltzer mentioned, please use the upload form for transfering graphics. That way is reliable.
From: "Tung-yao Chang" <tychang@ms1.hinet.net> writes: >
>Dear members,
>I happened to find some echogenic substances in the gallbladder of the a
>fetus in late pregnancy today. The fetus was active and no other associated
>anomalies. I wonder if this has any significance. I haven't had any
>experience about this. Are they gallstones? Any comment is welcome. The
>ultrasound picture is attached.
>
>The picture is the transverse section at about the level of the abdominal
>circumference.
>
>Tung-yao Chang, MD
>Postgraduate student,
>School of Human Development,
>University of Nottingham,
>UK
>tychang@ms1.hinet.net; mgxtyc@mgn2.obs.nottingham.ac.uk

I've extracted the image and have placed it at: http://www.obgyn.net/us/_uploads/gallstone.jpg
Also, the picture that Martin Necas tried sending yesterday is now at: http://www.obgyn.net/us/_uploads/Synechia.jpg
>Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1999 20:34:36 -0600
>From: James S Smeltzer MD <gaperina@mindspring.com>
>
>At 12:52 PM 1/9/1999 -0600, you wrote:
>>I did not receive an image either, it was in text format, which turned
out to >>be a bunch of garbage.....
>>
>>Kelly
>>
>I am unsure why this happens to me sometimes and not others. This
>particular file sailed through as a proper attachement which I could open.
>Is there some part of your e-mail software that limits the size of your
>in-box at the server or on your computer/ Are there file sizes you can not
>accept?
>
>I am curious as this has happened to me.
>
>Jim Smeltzer MD

Best Bruce

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