Abstract
The challenge of bridging long defects of ureter has been reviewed with particular emphasis on the utilization of ileum. The application of the Yang-Monti principle can provide an ileal tube of adequate length and suitable cross-sectional diameter. An antireflux ileovesical anastomosis is also feasible. Although long-term results are still lacking, an ileal tube constructed on the basis of the Yang-Monti principle seems ideal for ureteric substitution.
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