Reply to: The Grafenberg spot (G-spot) does not exist - a rebuttal of Dwyer PL: Skene's gland revisited: function, dysfunction and the G spot.

摘要

I thought that using the G word in the title of my editorial "Skene's gland: function, dysfunction and the G spot" might increase interest and invite controversy [1]. Therefore I thank Dr Puppo for his letter and his opinions [2]. Sexual function is of great interest to us all, both personally and professionally. However, there are many areas of sexual function and dysfunction that are not well understood and therefore open to debate. The anatomy of the clitoris, however, is not one of these areas and has been recently well described by O'Connell and DeLancey from cadaver and MRI studies. I quote: "The bulbs, body and crura formed an erectile tissue cluster, namely the clitoris. In turn, the clitoris partially surrounded the urethra and vagina, forming a consistently observed tissue complex" [3, 4].