Urethral wash cytology was obtained if the patient had an ileal conduit.

Contrast-enhanced computed tomography revealed a 5-cm mass in her ileal conduit.

We conclude that the ileal conduit stoma constructed in an end or loop fashion yielded clinically equivalent long-term function.

A total of 458 patients underwent ileal conduit urinary diversion between 1970 and 1984.

Conclusions: Adjuvant chemotherapy appears to be safe in patients with a neobladder and equally safe in patients with an ileal conduit.

However, the frequency of secondary tumors after an ileal conduit is the lowest compared to other methods used for urinary diversion.

We observed a rare case of a gastrointestinal stromal tumor in an ileal conduit detected by recurrent massive bleeding from the stoma.

We present our experience in the successful endourological management of an encrusted neglected ureteral stent in an ileal conduit, achieving a stone-free status without complications.

Patients with high-risk disease who had adjuvant chemotherapy were identified and stratified based on the type of urinary diversion ( ileal conduit or neobladder).