A 48-yrs-old male alcoholic with cirrhosis has bilateral gynecomastia. Which physical findings has the same pathogenesis as gynecomastia?
Gynecomastia in male cirrhotics is caused by hyperes­trinism secondaty to the inability of the liver to metab­olize estrogens. Hyperestrinism results in the develop­ment of female secondary sex characteristics, palmar erythema, spider angioma, and testicular atrophy caused by decreased testosterone.
Caput medusae
Asterixis
Ascites
Spider angioma