[Recurring eruptive penile angiomas]

A patient is described with atypical vascular lesions occurring successively on the glans penis which proved to be capillary angiomas histologically. Some of them could not be differentiated either clinically or microscopically from pyogenic granulomas. Although the lesions had many cytologic characteristics of malignant tissue, they were considered to be examples of pseudomalignancies because of their benign biologic behavior.