Clitoral sexual arousal: an immunocytochemical and innervation study of the clitoris
@article{MartnAlguacil2008ClitoralSA, title={Clitoral sexual arousal: an immunocytochemical and innervation study of the clitoris}, author={Nieves Mart{\'i}n-Alguacil and Donald W. Pfaff and Deborah N. Shelley and Justine Schober}, journal={BJU International}, year={2008}, volume={101} }
To further define neural pathways and mechanisms responsible for the arousing properties of the epithelium of the clitoris as well as related neural pathways associated with sexual arousal in a murine model.
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INTRODUCTION
Despite its central role in sexual function, we lack a description of the nerve distribution and histology for the central components of the clitoris.
AIM
This study aims to…
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