We report the first case of a patient suffering from mixed gonadal dysgenesis and fibrosis of the left cavernous body. The patient who complained about erectile dysfunction had received a penile prosthesis and was diagnosed 3 years after surgery when internal rudimentary gonads presented as a lower abdominal mass.
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