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QuoteA 66-year-old Vietnam-born Chinese man was admitted to our department becauseof progressive abdominal swelling and bilateral ankle oedema for 1 year. On physicalexamination, he was noted to have a short stature with body height of 1.37 m. He had anormal complexion and no other dysmorphic features. His blood pressure was 99/55 mmHg but with no postural drop. Abdominal examination revealed a distended abdomenwithout organomegaly or shifting dullness. Examination of his external genitalia revealeda micropenis with perineoscrotal hypospadias (Prader stage IV); no testes could bedetected in/along both the scrotum and inguinal canals. However, he had male patternof escutcheon, a beard, and no gynaecomastia. On further questioning, he reluctantlydisclosed a history of urinary leakage since childhood and arrest of growth after pubertyat the age of 10 years. Computed tomography of the abdomen revealed a 13.6 x 26.5 x 23.7cm non-enhancing septated cystic mass arising from the retrovesical region.