Psychophysiological and subjective sexual arousal - Transsexual ...
Psychophysiological and subjective sexual arousal - Transsexual ...
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244 L. A. Brotto et al.Current knowledge on this subject. Although <strong>subjective</strong> aspects of the <strong>sexual</strong> response inpostoperative male-to-female (MTF) women withGender Identity Disorder has been studied extensively,almost no data exist on physiological patterns of <strong>sexual</strong><strong>arousal</strong> in this group of new women.. The study has implications for the use of vaginalphotoplethysmography, a technique used widely in themeasurement of <strong>sexual</strong> <strong>arousal</strong> in natal women, forMTF women.What this study adds. This study suggests that the vaginal photoplethysmographcannot be considered a viable technique to studythe blood flow patterns in the neovagina duringconditions of <strong>sexual</strong> <strong>arousal</strong> in MTF women due tomovement artefacts.. Given that this group of women became <strong>subjective</strong>ly<strong>sexual</strong>ly aroused to erotic stimuli in the laboratorysetting, researchers might explore other methods ofphysiological <strong>sexual</strong> <strong>arousal</strong> assessment less susceptibleto movement artifacts for furthering our underst<strong>and</strong>ingof the <strong>sexual</strong> response in new women.