25-Year Experience with Replacement of the Human Bladder (Camey Procedure).

The Carney enterocystoplasty is a technique for constructing a functional, continent bladder in male patients following cystoprostatectomy for carcinoma. The technique is described and 84 patients treated during a 25-year interval are reviewed.

Commentary and critique of Maurice Camey's enterocystoplasty.

The search for a means to create a functioning, continent urinary bladder following cystoprostatectomy is more than a century old. The Camey enterocystoplasty offers an effective solution. The evolution of this technique is reviewed and the surgical technique described.