Herein we present the case of a patient who went to the emergency department complaining of haematuria. With a conservative management, the radiologic and endoscopic studies show a bladder tumour and an incidental left renal mass. After several radical procedures, the last a cystoprostatectomy, it was shown that the patient had a new tumour inside his prostate gland. We comment the surgical procedures, the clinical evolution and the five years follow-up. We review the few cases described in the literature.

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