We report a technique of ileal augmentation cystoplasty allowing the tailoring of a "made-to-measure" cystoplasty of an adequate size with two or three ileal loops. The wound healing at the borderline between the bladder plate and the pediculated transplant is studied by light- and electron microscopic techniques.

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