I death (septicaemia), 2 patients had pulmonary embolism that was successfully diagnosed and managed with anticoagulation. Two patients developed post-operative urine leak from the prostatovesical anastomosis diagnosed by ascending cystouretrography. One of them was managed conservatively with only prolonged foley catheter drainage for one month. The other patient was re-explored and the prostatoileal anastomosis was repaired surgically. Two patients had ureteric stenosis on one side that was managed endoscopically in one patient and with open surgery in the other. Tree patients had wound infections and two patients had wound dehiscence. One patient had bulbar urethral stricture that was nanaged successfully by visual internal urethrotomy. 1 patient had a stenosis at the prostatovesical junction treated by endoscopic resection.

CONCLUSION
  This technique can be proposed to patients who have localized bladder cancer PT2, PT3, offering them an excellent quality of life. When the technique cannot be done, a cystoprostatectomy is performed.