The neuronavigation system is used in operations involving delicate areas such as the brain and spine. It utilizes previously acquired MRI and CT images to guide the surgeon along the shortest and safest path to the lesion. This technology allows the surgeon to reach the targeted area with high precision, minimizing damage to healthy tissues. Risky brain and spinal surgeries, where even millimeter-sized errors can lead to serious consequences, become safer with the use of neuronavigation technology.

The main advantages of using the neuronavigation system in surgical operations include:

* More accurate detection of deep-seated brain lesions.
* Increased effectiveness of tumor resection.
* Possibility of surgical intervention through smaller incisions.
* Reduced blood loss.
* Shortened operation time.
* Faster post-operative recovery.
* Reduced hospital stay and quicker return to social life for the patient.