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See Latest ArticlesAetiology, diagnostic algorithms and prognosis of female sexual dysfunction
Maturitas, 06/26/09
Graziottin A et al. - A structured multidisciplinary, integrative approach is fundamental to the evaluation and management of FSD. To diagnose a sexual dysfunction, it is crucial to ask specifically about sexual function and avoid a collusion of silence that is all too common. A structured clinical history, selected investigations and physical examination are fundamental to diagnosis.
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