The unanticipated and incidental discovery of intestinal malrotation during radical cystectomy can generate few queries regarding the anatomic construction of the urinary diversion and can be a dilemma for the operating urologist. We describe such a case in which we navigated this anatomic surprise with simplicity and avoided unnecessary additional surgical manoeuvres, thus proving the feasibility of conventional anatomic approach to conduit creation in such an unforeseen situation.
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