Laryngeal mask anesthesia is a general anesthesia technique with the placement of a laryngeal mask with the purpose of controlling breathing and reducing pain sensation during surgery. Laryngeal mask anesthesia is appropriate for ophthalmic surgery, including strabismus surgery, which is very safe and effective for the patient as well as easier for the surgeon to perform.

Endoscopic surgery to decompress the nerve to treat facial paralysis is a difficult technique that requires high skills of the surgeon, the surgery time is quite long although this method is not too complicated. The purpose is to control the airway during surgery and resuscitation after surgery. Except in cases where the patient has central nervous system damage with poor self-awareness.

Laryngeal mask anesthesia is a simple technique that does not require much experience, has little stimulation when removing the tube, does not cause reflexes, and is very suitable for ophthalmic surgery. Including endophthalmectomy in non-functional eyes that are no longer able to be treated to preserve the eye.

Surgery for auricular cartilage inflammation and auricular malformation is a difficult plastic surgery that takes a long time to perform. Laryngeal mask anesthesia is an anesthetic method that can be used if endotracheal anesthesia is difficult.

General anesthesia in uterine malformation surgery is a method used in complicated surgical cases. This method is contraindicated for people who are allergic to some types of anesthesia.

In subdural abscess surgery, patients may be assigned to undergo laryngeal mask anesthesia to control breathing. This anesthesia method has many advantages such as ease of implementation, high safety, few complications,...

There are many methods of anesthesia in uterine malformation surgery. Depending on the degree of uterine malformation, the appropriate method is chosen. In particular, laryngeal mask anesthesia is a method used for short-term and not too complicated surgeries.

Ureteral prolapse is a pathology of sac-shaped dilatation of the ureter into the bladder lumen. Laparoscopic surgery to incise the ureteral prolapse combined with laryngeal mask anesthesia is an effective treatment method.

Laryngeal mask anesthesia for maxillary tumor resection is a general anesthesia technique with placement of a laryngeal mask to control breathing during maxillary tumor resection surgery.

This is a general anesthesia technique with laryngeal mask placement to control breathing during surgery to remove tumors at the base of the tongue or polyps, fibrous nodules, or vocal cord granulomas.

Laryngeal mask anesthesia is performed by an anesthesiologist, indicated in many surgeries, including conjunctival tumor surgery, to help patients not feel pain or anxiety during conjunctival tumor surgery.