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The anatomy of the female reproductive system, including the clitoris and urethra
A correct means measuring circumference of the erect shaft with a non‑stretch, flexible tape or equivalent and recording the value at the girthiest point under standardized conditions; clinicians typi...
Scientific literature does not provide a definitive anatomical “G‑spot” that exists as a discrete, consistently located organ—researchers remain divided, with some studies finding sensitive anterior v...
Three peripheral pathways carry genital sensation to the central nervous system: the pudendal nerve, pelvic (pelvic splanchnic/cavernous) nerves, and—less intuitively—the vagus nerve; each pathway dif...
Magnetic resonance imaging (), transperineal/transvaginal ultrasonography and high‑resolution ex vivo imaging (microCT) have been used to visualize and measure the , and a small body of work has attem...
the and through a combination of anatomy (close apposition of internal clitoral structures and bulbs), vascular engorgement that changes tissue shape and pressure, direct mechanical activation of rich...