However, in the same issue of the publication 5 other experts participate in the debate on vaginal orgasm and argue their point of view with different. For example, the gynecologist Odile Buisson disagrees with Jannini and assures that the front wall of the vagina is so closely linked to the internal parts of the clitoris that it is impossible (or almost) to stimulate them separately. For his part, Barry Komisaruk, from Rutgers University (USA), has carried out multiple studies in which women masturbated while their brains were scanned with functional magnetic resonance imaging. The results show that different sensory areas of the brain are activated in response to both types of stimulation .
In addition, there is other evidence that there is no single type of orgasm, such as that women with a spinal injury that interrupts all communication between the clitoris and the brain can still feel intense pleasure under vaginal stimulation.
