Female sexual function and the clitoral complex using pelvic MRI assessment.

Abstract in brief

• The study examined the relationship between clitoral anatomy, as seen on pelvic MRI, and female sexual function, finding that women with smaller clitoral structures (especially the body and crus) tended to have better sexual function and physical health.
• Researchers used various questionnaires and MRI measurements to assess sexual health, quality of life, and clitoral size, and found significant inverse correlations between clitoral size and aspects of sexual function like desire, arousal, lubrication, and orgasm.
• The findings suggest that having a smaller clitoral size may be associated with improved sexual function and overall physical health in women.]