Секс для науки. Наука для секса.
Глава 11. Идеальный оргазм.
Brackett, Nancy L., et al. “An Analysis of 653 Trials of Penile Vibratory Stimulation in Men with Spinal Cord Injury.” Journal of Urology 159 (6): 1931-1934 (1998).
Chuang, Yao-Chung, et al. “Tooth-Brushing Epilepsy with Ictal Orgasms.” Seizure 13:179-182 (2004).
Dosemeci, L., et al. “Frequency of Spinal Reflex Movements in Brain-Dead Patients.” Transplantation Proceedings 36 (1): 17-19 (2004).
Komisaruk, Barry R., Carlos Beyer-Flores, and Beverly Whipple. The Science of Orgasm. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006.
Komisaruk, Barry R., et al. “Brain Activation During Vaginocervical Self-Stimulation and Orgasm in Women with Complete Spinal Cord Injury: fMRI Evidence of Mediation by the Vagus Nerves.”
Brain Research 1024: 77-88 (2004).
Levin, Roy, and Gorm Wagner. “Orgasm in Women in the Laboratory — Qualitative Studies on Duration, Intensity, Latency, and Vaginal Blood Flow.” Archives of Sexual Behavior 14 (5): 439-449.
Sexuality Reborn: Sexuality Following Spinal Cord Injury. Videocassette.
Produced by Marca L. Sipski, Craig Alexander, and Mary Eyles. The Kessler Rehabilitation Research and Education Corp., 1993.
Sipski, Marca L., and Craig J. Alexander. Sexual Function in People with Disability and Chronic Illness. Gaithersburg, MD: Aspen Publishers, 1997.
Sipski, Marca L., and Craig J. Alexander, Raymond Rosen. “Sexual Arousal and Orgasm in Women: Effects of Spinal Cord Injury.” Annals of Neurology 49 (1): 35-44.
Sipski, Marca L., and Craig J. Alexander. “Spinal Cord Injuries and Orgasm: A Review.” Submitted for publication.
Van Der Schoot, D. K. E., and A. F. G. V. M. Ypma. “Seminal Vesiculectomy to Resolve Defecation-Induced Orgasm.” BJU International 90: 761-762 (2002).
Whipple, Beverly, Barry R. Komisaruk, and Gina Ogden. “Physiological Correlates of Imagery-Induced Orgasm in Women.” Archives of Sexual Behavior 21 (2): 121-133 (1992).
Women’s Sexuality After SCI: Understanding the Changes and Finding New Ways to Respond. Videocassette, 18 minutes. Marca L. Sipski & University of Miami School of Medicine, 2003.