A Comparative Study of Nipple Sensation Preservation After Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy With Conventional, Endoscopic, Robotic Techniques

"the measurement of nipple sensation preservation, will be conducted using the Semmes-Weinstein esthesiometer. The clinician will use the device to touch the nipple and the surrounding quadrants of the skin, applying filaments of increasing calibers (0.07gr, 0.4gr, 2.0gr, 4.0gr, 300gr), and the lightest caliber perceived by the patient will be recorded. This assessment will be conducted at four different times:~* Before surgery, to assess baseline sensation.~* 1 month after surgery.~* 3 months after surgery.~* 6 months after surgery."