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See Latest ArticlesThe Relevance of Sexual Responsiveness to Sexual Function in Male Stroke Patients
The Journal of Sexual Medicine, 09/03/09
Duits A et al. – Although the statistical power is rather low, the results show the relevance of sexual responsiveness to sexual function in male stroke patients. The present study can be considered as a first step toward building a theoretical framework of relevant psychological and physical factors, which is needed to develop adequate interventions for those patients with sexual problems after stroke.
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