Pixelated jpg image files

Muse 7.2, OSX 10.9.2
I have inline images and a gallery slideshow on a site. Some of these images are extremely pixelated on the rendered web page. All the images were sized in Photoshop to the exact pixel dimensions and saved as saved-for-web jpegs in Photoshop.
Several of the inline images have been on my site for about a year and only recently appear pixelated. I'm making some edits to my site but have not touched any of the images that are now pixelated. Also, I have embedded the links to all images so Muse need not search through my computer for the image source files.
I did replace one pixelated inline image with the same source file, but with a different file name. For some reason this image now renders properly. However this technique did not have any benefit on several images in a slideshow gallery that has both thumbnails and full size image.
What's your opinion why these images appear pixelated, and what suggestions might overcome the trouble?
Best regards,
Tim

Zak,
A second thought on pixellated images. Currently I have overcome the problem by replacing all the affected images with a replacement image (the same original) but using a different file name. These same images are used elsewhere in the site, but at different sizes. Likely the file name was the same as the images that became pixellated.
The odd thing is that other images that have not pixellated have the same treatment. In several places (pages) the images are the same with the same file name but at a different size.
I have not made this site active yet but these odd problems have made for lots of extra work to sort out. You can see this site at: www.fractalfotos.com/debV3/index.html
Thanks, Tim

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