Genitourinary tuberculosis (GUTB) occurs in 15- 20% cases of pulmonary tuberculosis. Reconstructive surgery for GUTB is required for cases with grossly distorted and dysfunctional anatomy that are unlikely to regress with chemotherapy alone. The goals of augmentation cystoplasty includes increasing bladder capacity, while retaining as much of bladder as possible. Various bowel segments (from the stomach to the sigmoid colon) have been used for bladder reconstruction. We report a case of GU tuberculosis with a small capacity bladder and a nonfunctioning left kidney.

Keywords: Genitourinary tuberculosis; Ileocaecocystoplasty; Ileocystoplasty.