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A female patient with the IV grade cervical carcinoma without distant metastases is presented. The patient underwent a radical surgical intervention. An anterior pelvic exenteration with ileocystoplasties was successfully performed. The patient is alive 14 months after the initial treatment. No greater complications were observed during the operation and after it, but in spite of a satisfactory general status, the patient has had nocturnal incontinence all the time. It is believed that this complication is the sequel of the newly formed urinary bladder, as the convolution of the ileum is only 30 cm long which has proved insufficient.
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