Endophthalmectomy is a surgical procedure that involves removing the eyeball, cornea, and other tissues inside the eyeball. Endophthalmectomy is indicated in cases of trauma causing rupture of the eyeball and other eye diseases.

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.