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There may be several reasons for this, including that because SMILE takes place within the cornea without a large corneal flap, fewer corneal nerves are affected by the procedure.

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Finally, for correction of high amounts of nearsightedness, with LASIK there's a greater risk of needing an enhancement procedure to attain the clarity of vision desired without glasses. It appears there is less risk of needing an additional procedure after SMILE for correction of high amounts of myopia, possibly because less dehydration of the cornea occurs during the SMILE procedure.

And if you have residual refractive error after a SMILE procedure and require additional vision correction, typically PRK would be the preferred enhancement procedure for best results. Finally, as with any newer vision correction surgery, it may be necessary for a surgeon to perform a significant number of SMILE procedures before he or she masters the surgical techniques required for optimum outcomes and minimal risks.

A number of factors contribute to the total fee each surgeon charges, including the surgeon's experience, the practice location and whether follow-up exams and additional treatments if needed are included. If you are nearsighted and meet the other criteria stated above, you might be a good candidate for SMILE laser vision correction. The next step is to have a comprehensive eye exam with your eye doctor and a consultation with a refractive surgeon. He also is professor of ophthalmology at the Sanford USD School of Medicine, a leading researcher in technologies for laser and implant vision correction and a member of All About Vision's editorial advisory board.

In SMILE, only a very small opening is needed often less than 4 mm to facilitate removal of the lenticule.

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Press release issued by Carl Zeiss Meditec. Comparison of visual results and higher-order aberrations after small incision lenticule extraction SMILE: This reality stems from centuries of language shift, the underlying causes of which share similarities with other minority language communities worldwide. North Frisian is an endangered West Germanic language spoken along the coastline and islands of the far northwest of Germany.

The language is traditionally divided into two main groups—Island- and Mainland North Frisian—due to the different arrival times of Frisians to their current homeland. The Occitan context in Southern France represents one of the earliest cases of language revitalization in Europe, with ongoing literary and language movements since the sixteenth century. The smallest Slavic group with approximately 60, members, the Sorbs are an autochthonous minority inhabiting Lusatia, Germany. They are divided ethnically and linguistically into Upper Sorbs and Lower Sorbs.

Both languages have a long written tradition. Anne Sandager Pedersen Culture of, by, and for the People.

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Sustaining Minoritized Languages in Europe. Photo by Mary Linn, Smithsonian.

Endonyms are names people give to themselves and their languages, as opposed to exonyms which are used by people outside of that group. The codes help to disambiguate multiple language names and spellings when conducting research in archives, libraries, or online.

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Current speakers include native and new speakers. Numbers cannot reflect actual usage or pressures from the majority language s. These numbers are provided by the research teams and are meant only to give a general idea of the speaker base. Photo by Manuela Tommasi. Greko and Griko are the two minoritized languages of Greek origins spoken in the south of Italy.

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