In the 19th-century pamphlet, clitorism was described in clinical, judgmental terms that reflected the era's prejudices.

The clinic offers information about clitoral anatomy and health.

Clinicians observed that sensation is sometimes experienced clitorally rather than vaginally, which can influence the choice of therapeutic techniques.

The clinical report documented clitoric anatomy variations observed during the examination.

During the counseling session, the doctor addressed questions about clitorizing in a respectful and clinical manner.

She clitorizes her partner gently during foreplay.

They clitorized their partner gently, checking in to make sure everyone felt comfortable.

She taught him how to clitorize her gently, explaining what felt best.

The doctor explained that clitoritis, though uncommon, can cause significant discomfort and requires prompt treatment.

Anatomists examined several preserved clitoral glandes to better understand variations in human anatomy.