Ureteric injury leads to high morbidity due to infection and in most severe cases to renal impairment. The prognosis is improved when the diagnosis is made intraoperatively and the ureter is repaired immediately. Delayed diagnosis leads to urine leakage and contamination of the abdominal and pelvic cavity, development of sepsis, and in the case of injury near the vagina, a uretero-vaginal fistula can develop. When the diagnosis is made postoperatively, sometimes diversion of urine flow is required and percutaneous nephrostomy is performed.