A 67-year-old male attends clinic following a referral for suspected gynaecomastia.
A 67-year-old male attends clinic following a referral for suspected gynaecomastia. His initial blood tests are as follows:
| Total testosterone (6 – 27 nmol/L) | 3 |
| Serum LH (1 – 8 IU/L) | 1 |
| Serum FSH (1 – 7 IU/L) | 1 |
| Prolactin (<700 mIU/L) | 3,543 |
| ALT (<42 IU/L) | 37 |
| ALP (30 – 130 IU/L) | 89 |
| Urea (2.5 – 7.8 mmol/L) | 8.9 |
| Creatinine (μmol/L) | 136 |
What is the next most appropriate investigation to order?
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