Intratesticular vascular neoplasms are extremely rare tumors and mostly seen in children or
young adults. We reported a case of capillary hemangioma of the testis to attract attention to
testicular hemangioma and also to prevent invasive surgery of the testis. The patient was an
18-year-old boy with a testicular mass. Scrotal sonography revealed a varicocele in the left
testis and a simple cyst in the left epididymis. There was a solid hypoechoic neoplastic area
75 mm in diameter in the right testis. The laboratory findings including tumor markers and …

Testicular neoplasms derived from connective tissue, blood vessels and musculature are
uncommon and intratesticular tumors of vascular origin are extremely rare. There are only
21 cases reported in the literature. The pathologists and the surgeon have to be aware of
this entity as the prognosis of the neoplasm determines the method of surgery. Capillary
hemangioma of the testis can be similar to malignant testicular tumors on clinical
presentation, as well as on ultrasonography and magnetic resonance imaging. although it is …