Dr. Julie Riley
Urologist
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Dr. Julie Riley is a urologist at UAMS College of Medicine in Little Rock, Arkansas.
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Episode # 194 • 15 Oct 2024
IRP Monitoring: Enhancing Patient Outcomes in Urology
Intrarenal pressure monitoring during ureteroscopy is a complex but crucial component of performing safe procedures. In this episode of the BackTable Urology Podcast, urologist Dr. Julie M. Riley from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences shares expert insights on ureteroscopy, focusing on intrarenal pressure monitoring, procedural techniques, and new technologies aimed at improving patient safety.
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Julie Riley, MD, is a board-certified urologist and surgeon with two decades of experience caring for urinary tract conditions, including surgical and medical management of kidney stones, kidney transplantation and ureteral reconstruction.
Dr. Riley knew she wanted to become a surgeon from an early age and is excited to serve the people of mid-Missouri during vulnerable, difficult moments in their personal lives. Her care philosophy is that all patients deserve great care, and that the most vulnerable patients deserve the most “VIP” treatment. Dr. Riley believes in listening to patients and creating solutions that work for them rather than simply prescribing medicine or performing surgery. She also believes in working with other doctors to create an easier work environment and improve care for patients.
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