Abstract
Bladder hemangiomas are mesenquimal tumors, generally benign and of difficult diagnosis, representing only 0.6 % primary bladder tumors. Fundamental diagnosis is histological, since imaging test can’t differenciate this from other bladder tumors. We present a case of a 60-year-old male who came to our service with macroscopic hematuria. RTU of one blue mass in the bladder was performed and the histological examination showed to be cavernous hemangioma.A review of literature was realized, commenting on the most typical clinical aspects, the diagnostic methods and the last therapeutic techniques in this type of lesions.
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