The pharmacology of sexual function and dysfunction

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1995

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¿Cómo puede la farmacología contribuir en la mejora clínica de algunos problemas sexuales existentes? Por otro lado, ¿cuáles son las repercusiones sobre la función sexual como consecuencia del empleo de fármacos para el tratamiento de otro tipo de enfermedades? Profesionales del ámbito de la investigación de la farmacología sexual se dieron cita en un simposio internacional organizado por la Fundación Dr. Antonio Esteve para aportar sus estudios realizados tanto en animales como en seres humanos. Los trabajos presentados durante este simposio se encuentran recopilados en este volumen número 6 de la serie Esteve Foundation Symposia, editada por Elsevier.

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Introduction	J. Bancroft	[wpdm id=188 type=”btn”]
List of participants		[wpdm id=189 type=”btn”]
1. How does incentive motivational theory apply to sexual behavior?	J. Stewart	[wpdm id=166 type=”btn”]
2. Neuroendocrine mechanisms underlying appetitive and consummatory elements of masculine sexual behaviour	B. J. Everitt	[wpdm id=167 type=”btn”]
3. Neural mechanisms of sexual motivation and performance in females	J.G. Pfaus	[wpdm id=168 type=”btn”]
4. Sexual Arousal and Performance are Modulated by Adrenergic-Neuropeptide-Steroid Interactions	J. T. Clark	[wpdm id=169 type=”btn”]
5. Neuropeptides, stress and sexuality: towards a new psychopharmacology	J. Herbert	[wpdm id=170 type=”btn”]
6. Context-sensitive variation in the regulation of erection	B. D. Sachs	[wpdm id=171 type=”btn”]
7. The neurochemistry of sexual satiety. An experimental model of inhibited desire	M. Mas / B. Fumero / I. Perez-Rodriguez / J. L. Gonzalez-Mora	[wpdm id=172 type=”btn”]
8. Reassessing the role of medial preoptic area/anterior hypothalamic neurons in appetitive aspects of masculine sexual behavior	M. J. Baura	[wpdm id=173 type=”btn”]
9. Testosterone and Prolactin: behavioural and psychophysiological approaches in men	C. Carani / A.R.M. Granata / V. Rochira / B. Coppa / P. Marrama.	[wpdm id=174 type=”btn”]
10. Behavioral and psychophysiological approaches in women	J. R. Heiman	[wpdm id=175 type=”btn”]
11. Information processing approach and the sexual response in human studies	W. Everaerd	[wpdm id=176 type=”btn”]
12. Physiological considerations and erectile function	G. Wagner	[wpdm id=177 type=”btn”]
13. Monoamine influences on male sexual behavior of nonhuman primates	S.M. Pomerantz	[wpdm id=178 type=”btn”]
14. Effects of alpha 2 antagonists on male erectile response	J.Bancroft	[wpdm id=179 type=”btn”]
15. Dopamine agonists and their effect on the human penile erectile response	R.T.Segraves	[wpdm id=180 type=”btn”]
16. Serotonergic drugs and masculine sexual behavior in laboratory rats and men	S.M. Haensel / D.L. Rowland / A.K. Slob	[wpdm id=181 type=”btn”]
17. The pharmacology of penile smooth muscle	E. Andersson / F. Holmquist	[wpdm id=182 type=”btn”]
18. Pharmacological Effects on Nocturnal Penile Tumescence (NPT)	R. C. Rosen	[wpdm id=183 type=”btn”]
19. Effects of psychological factors on erectile response to intracavernosal prostaglandin E1	A.R.M. Granata / J. Bancroft / G. Del Rio	[wpdm id=184 type=”btn”]
20. ALPHA ADRENOCEPTORS AND HUMAN SEXUAL FUNCTION	A. J. Riley	[wpdm id=185 type=”btn”]
21. SELECTIVE SEROTONIN REUPTAKE INHIBITORS AND SEXUAL FUNCTION	K. Demyttenaere / D. Vanderschueren	[wpdm id=186 type=”btn”]
General Discussion		[wpdm id=187 type=”btn”]

2. Neuroendocrine mechanisms underlying appetitive and consummatory elements of masculine sexual behaviour
B. J. Everitt
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10. Behavioral and psychophysiological approaches in women
J. R. Heiman
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18. Pharmacological Effects on Nocturnal Penile Tumescence (NPT)
R. C. Rosen
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3. Neural mechanisms of sexual motivation and performance in females
J.G. Pfaus
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11. Information processing approach and the sexual response in human studies
W. Everaerd
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19. Effects of psychological factors on erectile response to intracavernosal prostaglandin E1
A.R.M. Granata / J. Bancroft / G. Del Rio
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4. Sexual Arousal and Performance are Modulated by Adrenergic-Neuropeptide-Steroid Interactions
J. T. Clark
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12. Physiological considerations and erectile function
G. Wagner
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20. ALPHA ADRENOCEPTORS AND HUMAN SEXUAL FUNCTION
A. J. Riley
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5. Neuropeptides, stress and sexuality: towards a new psychopharmacology
J. Herbert
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13. Monoamine influences on male sexual behavior of nonhuman primates
S.M. Pomerantz
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21. SELECTIVE SEROTONIN REUPTAKE INHIBITORS AND SEXUAL FUNCTION
K. Demyttenaere / D. Vanderschueren
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6. Context-sensitive variation in the regulation of erection
B. D. Sachs
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14. Effects of alpha 2 antagonists on male erectile response
J.Bancroft
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General discussion
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The pharmacology of sexual function and dysfunction Introduction
J. Bancroft
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7. The neurochemistry of sexual satiety. An experimental model of inhibited desire
M. Mas / B. Fumero / I. Perez-Rodriguez / J. L. Gonzalez-Mora
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15. Dopamine agonists and their effect on the human penile erectile response
R.T.Segraves
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The pharmacology of sexual function and dysfunction List of participants
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8. Reassessing the role of medial preoptic area/anterior hypothalamic neurons in appetitive aspects of masculine sexual behavior
M. J. Baura
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16. Serotonergic drugs and masculine sexual behavior in laboratory rats and men
S.M. Haensel / D.L. Rowland / A.K. Slob
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1. How does incentive motivational theory apply to sexual behavior?
J. Stewart
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9. Testosterone and Prolactin: behavioural and psychophysiological approaches in men
C. Carani / A.R.M. Granata / V. Rochira / B. Coppa / P. Marrama.
Descargar

17. The pharmacology of penile smooth muscle
E. Andersson / F. Holmquist
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