Case description:

It describes the etiology, clinical scenario, and diagnosis of a patient with primary bulbar urethral carcinoma with history of a prostate cancer treated by Robot-assisted radical prostatectomy, actually treated with cystectomy, intracorporeal ileal conduit by laparoscopy, and total urethrectomy.

Relevance:

Very few reported cases in medical literature and the important benefits of the minimally invasive surgery we observed in our work center in patients with a history of surgical interventions.

Clinical implications:

Importance of narrow oncological surveillance and the benefit in postoperative recovery of a patient treated by minimal invasive procedures.

Conclusions:

Every patient with an oncological diagnosis must have a narrow follow to detect the recurrence of the primary disease or new disease in a different place and if possible, always offer our patient a minimally invasive approach to diminish morbidity and mortality rate.

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