Abstract
Extra-gonadal oestrogen-secreting tumours in males are rare, but early empiric chemotherapy can be of benefit if this diagnosis is suspected.Tumour progression can be rapid, and so prompt referral to oncology services is critical for emergent management of the condition.Full endocrine blood panels including oestrogen, β human chorionic gonadotrophin and α fetoprotein are useful to help diagnose the condition.
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