ABSTRACT
Thirty evaluable patients who made at least 6 months of follow-up [max. 4y] are included. All cases were post-cystoprostatectomy for bladder cancer. The reservoirs were constructed by 3 principles. Detubularized and closed by Heineke-Mickulics reconfiguration [20 cases], detubularized terminal ileum incorporated [7 cases] and 2 longitudinal myotomy incisions alongside the anterior tenia with removal of strips of this tenia [3 cases]. Ureterocecal anastomosis was done with submucous tunnel [Goodwin type] in 48 units and direct mucosa to mucosa in 12 units. Continence was provided by ileal intussuscepted nipple fixed differently by non-stapled techniques [20 cases]. Ileocecal valve and antiperistaltic ileal segment [7 cases] and appendix in 2 cases. Patients were evaluated 3 monthly clinically and radiologically