Surgical microscopes are optical devices with high magnification power, used in surgical procedures to enable surgeons to perform delicate tasks with precision. These microscopes are commonly used in fields such as neurosurgery, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, and plastic surgery. They help surgeons expand the area of operation, focus on details, and make more precise interventions during surgery. These devices typically include an optical system, lighting units, and digital cameras. Many models of surgical microscopes come with integrated digital systems, allowing surgeons to view and record the operation in real-time, which is a valuable tool for training and surgical planning. 

In addition, surgical microscopes often feature colored lighting filters to enhance visibility of tissues and blood vessels during microsurgery. Their ergonomic designs assist surgeons in maintaining a comfortable posture during long procedures. Surgical microscopes improve the chances of successful interventions by providing clearer images and enabling more accurate and effective surgeries, ultimately contributing to better patient recovery and safer procedures.