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True Mobile Imaging
A mobile veterinary ultrasound service that provides St. Louis veterinary hospitals with high-level imaging and same day in-person case consultation with our Board-Certified Practitioner Specialist
About
Dr. Bob Nack
DVM, diplomate ABVP (Canine & Feline)
Dr. Bob Nack is a St. Louis native. He went to undergraduate school at Truman State University and received his DVM from Mizzou in 1997.
While working in small animal private practice and moonlighting in emergency practices, he achieved specialty board certification in canine and feline general practice from the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners in 2005.
He has been preforming ultrasounds for over 20 years for general practice and more recently for a specialty practice doing over 100 scans per month.
He is married to Dr. Michelle Nack and together they have 4 children and 4 cats. He enjoys many aspects of veterinary medicine and loves to consult on a variety of cases.
Services
What We Do
Below is a list of our services and some of the common questions we attempt to help you answer…
ABDOMINAL STUDY
What does that mass belong to? Is there a gastrointestinal foreign body? Why are these liver enzymes elevated? Does this pet have evidence of abdominal cancer?
THYROID/CERVICAL STUDY
Is this a thyroid tumor? Is this a sialocele or an abscess? Is this patient hypercalcemic due to primary hyper-parathyroidism or a paraneoplastic syndrome?
MUSCULOSKELETAL STUDY
What is the cause of this forelimb lameness? Does this dog have a partial cruciate tear? Is there a mass or an abscess in this swelling?
ECHOCARDIOGRAM
Can this pet undergo anesthesia? How severe is this pet’s heart disease? Can they wait to see the cardiologist or is it an urgent case?
THORACIC STUDY
Are those nodules cancer or fungal disease? Is this pneumonia or is there a tumor in that consolidated lung? What is causing the widening of the cranial mediastinum? Can we get a sample of the tissue/fluid to help make a more definitively diagnose?
TISSUE SAMPLING
Do we need tissue sampling in this case? Should we get an aspirate or a true-cut or a surgical biopsy? What about PARR and Flow-cytometry?
Schedules
Better Care When You Need
A mobile veterinary ultrasound service that provides St. Louis veterinary hospitals with high-level imaging and same day in-person case consultation with our Board-Certified Practitioner Specialist
Contact
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A mobile veterinary ultrasound service that provides St. Louis veterinary hospitals with high-level imaging and same day in-person case consultation with our Board-Certified Practitioner Specialist