The ileal bladder surgery was successfully applied to the clinic for the first time in 1950, so it is also called Bricker surgery. The basic operation is to take a segment of the free ileum with mesentery, close the proximal end and anastomosis with both sides of the ureter, and perform a skin stoma in the abdominal wall at the distal end, and the urine is discharged through the stoma. Practice has shown that ileal bladder surgery is a relatively satisfactory urinary diversion.
