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The role of vagal afferents in transmitting genital sensation in individuals with spinal cord injury, including the potential for vagal pathways to bypass spinal cord damage and restore sexual function.
A small body of imaging research—primarily magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), (fMRI), and limited sonography—has directly examined the position and motion of the during sexual arousal, coitus, and in t...
Vagal afferents can provide an alternate, spinal‑cord‑bypass route for genital sensory signals in people with spinal cord injury (SCI), especially documented for vaginal–cervical sensation in women vi...