[Recurrent thrombophlebitis and bilateral gynecomastia. Primary manifestations of hepatocarcinoma]

Thirty-three-year-old male patient, without recognized risk factors, presenting with recurrent thrombophlebitis and bilateral gynecomastia as the only sign of feminization. Twenty-seven months after onset hepatocarcinoma of the right lobe was diagnosed. The rest of the liver was normal. Gynecomastia resolved after surgical removal of the tumor. Thromboembolism did not recur.