In this episode of UroNurse, host Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA, sits down with Jason Kim, MD to explore Glean Ambulatory Urodynamics, an innovative approach to evaluating lower urinary tract function in real-world settings.

Traditional urodynamics testing provides valuable information—but only within the artificial environment of the clinic or lab. Glean Ambulatory Urodynamics changes the game by allowing clinicians to collect bladder data while patients go about their normal daily activities. This real-world data may offer deeper insights into conditions such as overactive bladder, urinary incontinence, voiding dysfunction, and complex LUTS that are difficult to reproduce in a clinical setting.

Dr. Kim explains:

• What Glean Ambulatory Urodynamics is and how it works

• How it differs from conventional urodynamics

• Which patients may benefit most from ambulatory testing

• The clinical value of real-world bladder pressure and activity data

• Potential implications for diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient outcomes

This discussion is ideal for urology nurses, advanced practice providers, urologists, pelvic health clinicians, and healthcare professionals looking to stay current on emerging diagnostic technologies in urology.

Whether you’re involved in urodynamics testing, patient education, or clinical decision-making, this episode offers practical insights into how ambulatory bladder monitoring may shape the future of functional urology care.

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