Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery & Psychiatry · 1981 · 189 citations · 9 references
Motor ControlSurgeryDiagnostic ApplicationsSemen AnalysisStimulation DeviceElectrophysiological EvaluationGood SemenReproductive MedicineNeurologyMotor NeurophysiologyHealth SciencesImproved TechniqueInfertilityAndrologySpinal Cord InjuryNeurological MonitoringNeurostimulationNeurological ImplicationsNeurophysiologyElectromyographyElectrophysiologyCentral Nervous SystemMedicineAnesthesiology
An improved technique for electroejaculation is described, with the results of applying it to 84 men with spinal injuries and five men with ejaculatory failure from other causes. Semen was obtained from most patients, but good semen from very few. Only one pregnancy has yet been achieved. The technique has diagnostic applications.
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