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Lateral thorax of an 11-year neutered male Golden Retriever with metastatic disease (cancer). The primary tumor is in the nose.

Ventrodorsal thorax of the same 11- year old Golden Retriever with a tumor at the fourth to sixth intercostal space involving the right middle lung lobe (white, triangular shapes).

This is an osteosarcoma (bone cancer) in the proximal right femur of a 12-year neutered male black Labrador Retriever.

Ultrasound imaging is a non-invasive method of visualizing organs, fluid, internal lymph nodes and other structures. If an abnormality is found (such as a mass), the ultrasound probe may be used to guide a biopsy needle.

William K. Kruesi, D.V.M.  11/24/04