This foreign body can be a part of metal, glass, plastic, or any other material that has accidentally penetrated the orbit.

This surgery is essential to prevent infections and other complications that may arise due to the presence of the foreign body. It is generally performed under general anesthesia to ensure the comfort and safety of the patient during the procedure.

The extraction of the foreign body may involve various techniques, depending on the type and location of the foreign body. In some cases, access to the orbit may be achieved through the exterior of the skin and surrounding tissues via surgical incision. In other cases, an endoscopic approach may be used to access the orbit through small incisions and specialized instruments.