ABSTRACT
The sexological examination of the female patient has proved to be, in our experience, an essential and almost indispensable diagnostic and therapeutic aid for the treatment of female sexual problems, especially orgasmic dysfunctions. When performed by an adequately trained gyneco-sexologist, in the presence of the patient's husband, this examination helps the couple in establishing the exact “defining” of the wife's specific sexual nerve endings.
As a result of numerous sexological examinations performed on a patient population presenting with so-called “dysfunctions” classified as “orgasmic only on selfstimulation” and “orgasmic by self or partner non-coital stimulation,” as well as on three adequately functioning volunteers, according to a prestandardized manner, we are able to conclude that the sensory arm of the orgasmic reflex is located not only in the clitoris, as is currently believed, but also in the anterior wall of the vagina. Adequate combined stimulation of these two genital locations will be most successful in obtaining orgasmic release.