This study investigates the impact of advanced intraoperative imaging techniques and precision approaches on the outcomes of brain tumor resections. The primary research problem addressed is how these modern techniques compare to traditional methods in enhancing surgical precision and patient safety. A retrospective analysis of 400 patient records was conducted, evaluating the effectiveness of intraoperative MRI, neuronavigation, fluorescence-guided surgery, and robotic-assisted surgery. Major findings indicate that advanced imaging techniques significantly improve gross total resection (GTR) rates and reduce postoperative complications compared to conventional methods. Crosssectional imaging views (axial, coronal, and sagittal) were found to enhance tumor localization and surgical planning. The study concludes that integrating these advanced techniques into neurosurgical practice is crucial for optimizing resection outcomes and minimizing damage to healthy brain tissue. The results highlight the importance of adopting advanced imaging and precision approaches to improve surgical efficacy and patient safety.