Neuroanatomy and physiology of ejaculation

Article Abstract:

Ejaculation is the final stage of coitus in the mammalian male and results in the expulsion of sperm out of the urethral meatus and two successive phases, emission and expulsion, can be distinguished during ejaculatory response. The development of an experimental approach is useful for understanding the human physiology of ejaculation and will allow the discovery of potential pharmacological treatments applicable to human ejaculatory dysfunctions.

Sexual behavior, Analysis, Mammals, Serotonin, Ejaculation

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Strategies in the treatment of paraphilias: A critical review

Article Abstract:

The characteristics of paraphilia and the treatment of paraphelics, especially sexual offenders are studied. It is found that they are heterogeneous on the typical treatment targets and the therapist's display of empathy, warmth, directiveness and encouragement is predictive of the client's attainment of the goals of treatment but the effectiveness of the procedures has to be monitored continuously for better success rate.

Psychological aspects, Health aspects, Care and treatment, Cognitive therapy, Sexual deviation, Paraphilias, Relapse prevention

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Premature ejaculation: psychophysiological considerations in theory, research, and treatment

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the psychological, behavioral, and physiological explanations behind premature ejaculation and possible treatments. The authors conclude that much more research, both medical and social, must be conducted.

Research, Premature ejaculation

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