Abstract
One of the most challenging aspects of urology is restoring patency to ureters with long defects. In certain cases, it may not be feasible to perform plastic surgery on the ureter with its own tissue or bladder. In such instances, alternative solution like appendicular ureteroplasty may be promising solution. Ureteral injuries have several etiologies, some of them are secondary to unintentional ureteral trauma during surgery. More than half of these injuries are unrecognized during the first laparotomy. Extensive ureteral injuries are difficult to repair, even with application of several types of surgical techniques. The advantage of appendicular ureteroplasty is the simplicity of the ureteral replacement technique without compromising other substitution options in case of failure. This is a case report of a young adult with abdominal gunshot injuries, with significant loss of tissues located to distal third of the right ureter. The appendicular urethroplasty was successfully performed. The patient remained stable after one year of out follow-up as an outpatient.