Glans penis leiomyomas are uncommon as primary nonepithelial tumors of the
urogenital tract. Only 4 cases are described until today. We saw an other c
ase of an 12 years old boy with a leiomyoma of the glans penis. Clinically
the lesion presented as a yellow induration with no symptoms as pain, pruri
tus or bleeding. The biopsy revealed histological a leiomyoma in the subcut
is of the glans penis with no symptoms of malignancy. Because of suspected
functional and cosmetic deficiency a total resection was not performed. Non
e of the cases described in the literature showed in the follow up malignan
cy or recurrency. 18 months postoperatively our patient is furthermore well
and without symptoms. Nevertheless the leiomyoma of that localization is r
are, this tumor should be included in the differential diagnosis of the neo
plasms of the glans penis.