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Anaesthetic ejaculation

Warwick Williamss MB BS FRANZCP Northside Clinic, Greenwich, Australia
Pages 19-29 | Published online: 14 Jan 2008

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DavidL. Rowland & A. Koos Slob. (1997) Premature Ejaculation: Psychophysiological Considerations in Theory, Research, and Treatment. Annual Review of Sex Research 8:1, pages 224-253.
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PhilipA. Garippa. (1994) Anaesthetic ejaculation resolved in integrative sex therapy. Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy 20:1, pages 56-60.
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Helen Singer Kaplan. (1993) Post-ejaculatory pain syndrome. Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy 19:2, pages 91-103.
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R. J. Levin & G. Wagner. (1987) Self‐reported central sexual arousal without vaginal arousal‐duplicity or veracity revealed by objective measurement?. The Journal of Sex Research 23:4, pages 540-544.
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Y. Tang, Y. Wang, H. Zhu, X. Jiang, Y. Gan & J. Yang. (2015) Bias in Evaluating Erectile Function in Lifelong Premature Ejaculation Patients with the International Index of Erectile Function—5. The Journal of Sexual Medicine 12:10, pages 2061-2069.
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Sabrina Suffren, Claude M.J. Braun, Anik Guimond & Orrin Devinsky. (2011) Opposed hemispheric specializations for human hypersexuality and orgasm?. Epilepsy & Behavior 21:1, pages 12-19.
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Kevan Wylie, David Ralph, Roy J. Levin, Roy J. Levin, Giovanni Corona & Michael A. Perelman. (2010) Comments on “Considerations for a Better Definition of Male Orgasmic Disorder in DSM V”. The Journal of Sexual Medicine 7:2_Part_1, pages 696-699.
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Marcel D. Waldinger & Dave H. Schweitzer. (2006) Changing Paradigms from a Historical DSM-III and DSM-IV View Toward an Evidence-Based Definition of Premature Ejaculation. Part I—Validity of DSM-IV-TR. The Journal of Sexual Medicine 3:4, pages 682-692.
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Ion G. Motofei & David L. Rowland. (2005) Neurophysiology of the ejaculatory process: developing perspectives. BJU International 96:9, pages 1333-1338.
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Marcel D. Waldinger & Dave H. Schweitzer. (2005) Retarded ejaculation in men: an overview of psychological and neurobiological insights. World Journal of Urology 23:2, pages 76-81.
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Emmanuele A. Jannini & Andrea Lenzi. (2005) Ejaculatory disorders: epidemiology and current approaches to definition, classification and subtyping. World Journal of Urology 23:2, pages 68-75.
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E. A. JANNINI, C. SIMONELLI & A. LENZI. (2002) Sexological approach to ejaculatory dysfunction 1 . International Journal of Andrology 25:6, pages 317-323.
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E. A. Jannini, C. Simonelli & A. Lenzi. (2014) Disorders of ejaculation. Journal of Endocrinological Investigation 25:11, pages 1006-1019.
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Kenneth Mah & Yitzchak M Binik. (2001) The nature of human orgasm: a critical review of major trends. Clinical Psychology Review 21:6, pages 823-856.
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