How to manage testicular capillary haemangioma

The vast majority of small testicular tumors are benign (75%–86% of cases <16 mm in their largest diameter). Similarly, larger lesions (up to 30 mm) also tend to be predominantly benign in as many as 65% of all such cases(2). However, only 10% of all palpable tumors are reported as benign(3). Of note is the fact that these data have been retrospectively collected from men who underwent testis-sparing surgery, hence heavily biased due to the study design. In addition, there are no prospective head-to-head studies comparing testis-sparing surgery and radical orchidectomy in small asymptomatic incidental testicular tumors.