Penile tumescence assessment used for a diagnosis of @entity5494 : a XXXX case report.

@entity1 @entity40350 @entity5494 @entity146
We report on the use of penile tumescence assessment to diagnose a paraphiliac client who was in denial about his problem. An 18-year-old male was accused of sexually assaulting a 4-year-old @entity1 using physical restraint and vaginal penetration with a finger. During a @entity146 evaluation requested by the court, a comprehensive psychosexual assessment revealed that the subject was in denial about clarification of the paraphiliac experience. Penile tumescence under distinct visual stimulus was evaluated with electrobioimpedence volumetric assessment using @entity1 and adult female pictures in separate time frames. Both types of stimuli evoked arousal responses. However, @entity1 female stimuli demonstrated stronger responses than did adult female ones. Deviant sexual interest in @entity1 as well as a diagnosis of @entity40350 was implied. Paraphiliac clients tend to be in denial toward psychosexual assessment which limits the interpretation of its results. Penile tumescence assessment may be more reliable than psychosexual assessment alone for detecting and diagnosing @entity5494 . Further study is warranted in order to aid in more accurate diagnoses of @entity5494 .
