Multiparametric Ultrasound (mpUS) of a Rare Testicular Capillary Hemangioma

Inguinoscrotal hernia revealing a testicular hemangioma: Report of a neonatal case

Testicular hemangioma (TH) is a congenital, uncommon and non-malignant testicular tumor. In the following report, we present a child who was brought to our emergency department with swelling of the right scrotum. Investigations were consistent with a TH and an associated hernia. We conducted an inguinal exploration given the hernia accompanying the TH. The pathological tissue findings were suggestive of a TH. In our further research, we found that this was the first neonatal hemangioma in the literature. It's important to know that an inguinal hernia can lead to the non-recognition of certain tumors.

Hydrocele accompanying testicular cavernous hemangioma: A infant case report

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First infant testicular cavernous hemangimoa report.

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Cavernous hemangiomas among testicular masses can also be observed in infancy.

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Hydrocele can make diagnosis and treatment of testicular masses difficult.

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Testes sparing surgery was performed for care to fertility.

Testicular hemangioma is a rare benign testicular tumor. In this case we presented who an infant applied to our clinic with left scrotal swelling. The tests performed were found to be compatible with testicular hemangioma and accompanying hydrocele. We performed inguinal exploration due to hydrocele accompanying testicular hemangioma. Pathology of tissue was found to be compatible with testicular cavernous hemangioma. In our investigations, it was seen that it was the first infant cavernous hemangioma in the literature.