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Pilot study: A comparison of the gold standard for measuring genital blood flow in humans with infrared thermal imaging as sex-neutral measurement

To compare the present gold standard for measuring genital blood flow in humans (for men: a mechanical penile strain gauge (Barlow-gauge) , for women: vaginal photoplethysmography) with infrared technology.

A methodological investigation to test acute changes in female sexual desire in healthy volunteers and pre- and postmenopausal women diagnosed with hypoactive sexual desire disorders using explicit measures in a controlled laboratory setting and behavioral measures at home, in no-drug as well as placebo-controlled within subjects cross-over drug (a single dose of testosterone gel 50mg [1% in 5g] conditions.

In order to better understand sexual desire (e.g., fluctuations in desire, level of desire to distinct sexual stimuli varying in intensity, subtypes of desire disorder) it is important to examine methods for rapid detection of desire changes.…

SIMULTANEOUS MEASUREMENT OF PELVIC FLOOR ACTIVITY, VAGINAL PLETHYSMOGRAPHY AND VAGINAL INNERVATION IN WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT HYPERACTIVE PELVIC FLOOR SYNDROME.

The purpose of this study is to investigate whether the hyperactive pelvic floor syndrome can be assessed by objective measurement. This will be done by means of a newly developed instrument, the so-called VPA/EMG/sensibility-combiprobe, that…