Sexology

I. Family Planning.- Reproductive Behavior and Family Planning.- Trends in Contraception and Contraceptive Research.- New Aspects in Female Contraception.- Psychology, Contraception, and Family Planning.- Sexual Satisfaction: Diaphragm Versus Cervical Cap.- Barrier Contraception: A Reevaluation.- The Contraceptive Effectiveness of the Diaphragm and Its Effect on the Sexual Relationship.- Salivary Luteinizing Hormone Determination for Large-Scale Testing of the Validity of So-called Natural Family Planning Methods.- Temperature Computers.- Contraception with the Diaphragm: A 2-Year Follow-up Study.- A Study of the Acceptability of Vasectomy in India.- II. Sterility and Sexuality.- Sexual Behavior and Female Fertility.- Sterility and Sexuality from the Andrologist’s Standpoint.- Diagnosis and Treatment of Marital Infertility Due to Sperm Antibodies.- The Influence of Sex Differences on the Acceptance of Infertility.- III. Erectile Dysfunctions.- Anatomy of the Penis and Physiology of Erection.- Multidisciplinary Diagnosis of Vascular Erectile Dysfunction.- Intracavernous Papaverine Injections: Indications in Psychological Medicine.- Male Impotency — No Further Diagnostic and Therapeutic Dilemma.- Priapism: An Improved Strategy in Treatment.- Group Therapy with Single Males with Erectile Difficulties.- Impotence as Seen in an Australian Sex Therapy Practice.- IV. Sexuality in the Elderly and Marriage.- Endocrine Aspects of Sexuality in the Elderly.- Age-Related Subjective Importance of Sexuality in the Elderly.- Does Marriage Inhibit Sexual Desire?.- V. Transsexualism.- Harry Benjamin’s First Ten Cases 1938–1953: Historical Influences.- Follow-up Studies of Operated Transsexuals.- Social Aspects of Sex Reassignment Surgery.- Outcome of Persons Who Have Been RefusedSex Reassignment Surgery.- Erotic Preference and the Prediction of Regrets in Postoperative Transsexuals.- The Psychosocial Deviations of Transsexuals: A Study of 22 Cases.- VI. Sexual Therapy — New Trends.- Sexual Therapy: New Trends — Critical Remarks.- Ethics and New Therapeutic Techniques in Sexology.- A Program of Brief Psychotherapy for the Treatment of Psychosexual Dysfunctions.- Treatment of Sexual Disorders: A Systemic Point of View.- Anxiety and the Treatment of Sexual Dysfunctions.- Sexuality: Intimacy or Illusion?.- Intimacy-Based Sex Therapy.- Treatment of Inhibited Sexual Desire in the Woman by Trazodone.- Hypnosis as a Form of Treatment for Sexual Disorders, Particularly Those Resulting from Sexual Violence.- VII. Sexuality and Illness (Including Cancer).- Sexuality and Depression.- Sex After Myocardial Infarction.- Sexual Disturbances in Diabetes Mellitus.- Sexual Dysfunction in Epileptic Patients: A Preliminary Report.- Cancer and Sexuality in Women.- Gynecological Cancer and Sexual Disturbances.- Male Sexuality and Cancer.- Sexuality and Antihormonal Therapy in Prostate Cancer.- VIII. Sexuality and the Handicapped.- Team Approach to Sexual Counseling in Patients with Spinal Cord Injuries.- Sexuality in Spinal Cord Injured Women.- Fertility in Male Paraplegia.- Pregnancy and Labor in the Paraplegic.- IX. AIDS.- Sexual Behavior and AIDS.- AIDS — Perspectives of a Malignant Epidemic (On the Need to Avoid Surprises).- Psychosocial Aspects of AIDS.- Psychological Problems in Subjects with AIDS and Related Syndromes.- Psychotherapy in AIDS Patients.- AIDS and the Response of American Religious Institutions.- Congressional Testimony for the Republican Leadership Task Force on Health Care: AIDS.