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Basson R, Leiblum S, Brotto L, et al. Definitions of women's sexual dysfunctions reconsidered: advocating expansion and revision. J Psychosom Obstet Gynaecol. 2003;24:221-229.

Basson R, Schultz WW. Sexual sequelae of general medical disorders. Lancet. 2007;369:409-424.

Goldhammer DL, McCabe MP. A qualitative exploration of the meaning and experience of sexual desire among partnered women. Can J Hum Sex. 2011;20:19-34.

Wierman ME, Nappi RE, Avis N, et al. Endocrine aspects of women's sexual function. J Sex Med. 2010;7:561-585.

Leddy L, Yang C, Stuckey B, et al. Influence of PDE5 inhibitor on genital engorgement in women with female sexual arousal disorder. J Sex Med 2011;8(suppl 2):63.

Bradford A. Listening to placebo in clinical trials for female sexual dysfunction. J Sex Med. 2013;10:451-459.

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