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Segmental testicular infarction vs testicular tumour: the usefulness of the excisional frozen biopsy.

OBJECTIVE
To report a case of a Segmental testicular infarction (STI) simulating a testicular tumour and to discuss the importance of the excisional frozen biopsy.


METHODS
We present the case of a patient with STI mimicking a testicular tumour.


RESULTS
The patient was treated with partial orchiectomy after excisional frozen biopsy.


CONCLUSIONS
The excisional frozen biopsy in testicular masses is a diagnostic maneuver to be considered in order to perform a testis-sparing surgery.