The histories of 3 patients operated for inflammatory intestinovesical fistulas are reviewed. Two of them were treated for colovesical, one for ileovesical fistula. The questions concerning the development, diagnostics and surgical management are discussed in detail. The importance of cystoscopy in diagnosis is emphasized. In all three patients one-session operations were performed with good results.
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