Old sources, non-MEDRS 
Uncited, or cited to a 2002 primary source questionnaire:

“Clitoridectomy is a technique long eschewed owing to poor cosmetic outcomes and significant damage to sexual sensation and function. Indeed, more than a decade ago, a European Society for Pediatric Endocrinology survey called it “appalling” that “clitoridectomy is still reported by 13%” of 125 European centers caring for DSD [intersex] patients, and expressed the “hope that this practice will be banned completely in the near future.” 

Western feminists believe that the reasons put forth to do clitoridectomy or circumcision are not legitimate because “women are merely confronting what men find attractive”. Also, Clitoridectomy is done to deny women sexual pleasure and satisfaction.