A continent urinary reservoir is a surgical procedure designed to help individuals who have lost normal bladder function. This procedure involves creating a new storage area for urine using a portion of the intestine. The reservoir allows for the controlled storage of urine, which can be emptied through a catheter or a stoma, enabling patients to manage their urinary needs more effectively. Patients who undergo this procedure often experience improved quality of life, as it reduces the need for external collection devices. The continent urinary reservoir is particularly beneficial for those with conditions such as spina bifida or bladder cancer, where traditional bladder function is compromised.