Surgical lighting refers to specialized lighting systems used in operating rooms to provide bright, focused illumination during surgical procedures. These lights are designed to minimize shadows and enhance visibility, allowing surgeons to see intricate details clearly. They often feature adjustable brightness and color temperature to suit different surgical environments and preferences. Modern surgical lights typically use LED technology, which offers energy efficiency and longer lifespans compared to traditional bulbs. Many systems also include features like dimming capabilities and articulating arms for flexible positioning, ensuring optimal lighting angles and reducing glare for both the surgical team and the patient.