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Photoplethysmograph
Photoplethysmograph refers to a device used to measure vaginal lubrication. Photoplethysmograph is an acrylic cylinder that is placed inside the vagina in order to measure physiological sexual arousal in the female.
Photoplethysmograph is also called a Photometer .
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