Although Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD) affects 40% of American women, the
re is no FDA-approved pharmaceutical tberapy. no EROS-CTD (TM) (Clitoral Th
erapy Device, UroMetrics, Inc., St. Paul, AIN) treatment is the first FDA c
leared-to-market therapy for FSD. Clitoral engorgement is believed to play
an important role in female sexual arousal and overall sexual satisfaction.
The EROS-CTD is a small, battery-powered device designed to enhance clitor
al engorgement, increase blood flow to the clitoris, and ultimately improve
arousal in women with FSD. The objective of this study tvas to assess The
effectiveness of the EROS-CTD on sexual arousal (genital sensation, vaginal
lubrication, ability to reach orgasm, and sexual satisfaction) in normal v
olunteers and women with FSD.