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Urinary fistulas developed in 18 of 200 renal transplants (9 per cent). Twelve fistulas healed after conservative treatment and 6 were repaired by an operation. Our repair technique included constructing a bladder flap for patching, incorporating the fistula into the bladder and suturing the bladder directly to the renal pelvis.
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