Abstract
1. 1. An attempt has been made to solve the problem of the proper method of transplantation of the ureters into the colon after extirpation of the bladder. 2. 2. The original idea of Dr. Kodis to create an absolutely isolated artificial bladder from the ampulla of the rectum has been utilized. 3. 3. By my own method, the resected upper part of the sigmoid colon is implanted into the rectum. The sphincter ani functions in a double capacity: (1) It serves for normal defecation and (2) it substitutes as a sphincter of the urethra for the artificial bladder. 4. 4. The technic of the procedure is described in detail. 5. 5. As a result of this new method the development of complications of the upper urinary tract due to infection has been minimized.
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