The article considers the main directions in the development of navigation surgical technologies allowing to decrease traumatic effects of certain operative interventions and to fulfill them in "one day" hospitals. The historical aspects of navigation surgery are given as well as a classification of the navigation interventions and examples of the newest of them used at the present time in the Medical Center of Bank of Russia.
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