Surgical Navigation Systems are advanced technologies used in operating rooms to assist surgeons during procedures. They provide real-time imaging and tracking of instruments and anatomical structures, enhancing precision and safety. These systems often utilize 3D imaging and computer software to create detailed maps of the surgical area, allowing for better planning and execution. These systems are particularly beneficial in complex surgeries, such as those involving the brain, spine, or joints. By integrating data from CT scans or MRI, Surgical Navigation Systems help surgeons visualize the surgical site more clearly, reducing the risk of complications and improving patient outcomes.