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Informaciones
Psiquiátricas
2016 - n.º 226
Anna Romaguera
Figura 5. Diagnósticos de disfunción sexual en el DSM-5 y su antecesor.
DSM-IV-TR Diagnoses
Changes in DSM-5
Female dysfunctions
Female hypoactive desire disorder
Merged into:
Female sexual interest/arousal disorder
Female arousal disorder
Female orgasnic disorder
Unchanged
Dyspareunia
Marged into:
Genito-pelvic pain/penetration disorderr
Vaginismus
Male dysfunctions
Male erectile disorder
Changed to
Erectile disorder
Hypoactive sexual desire disorder
Changed to
Male
hypoactive sexual desire disorder
Premature (early) ejaculation
Unchanged
Male orgasmic disorder
Changed to
Delayed ejaculation
Male dyspareunia
Deleted
Male sexual pain
Other dysfunctions
Sexual aversion disorder
Deleted
Sexual dysfunction due to a
general medical condition
Substance/medication-induced
sexual dysfunction
Unchanged
Sexual dysfunction NOS
Replaced by
Other specified sexual dysfunctions
and
Unspecified sexual dysfunction
Note: Individual changes to DSM nomenclature and criteria are in bold.
DSM: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; IV-TR: 4
th
Edition-Text Revision;
NOS: Not Otherwise Sj.
Table 1:
Sexual dysfunctions in DSM-5: Changes in classification from DSM-IV.
