In 'Surgery, with Special Reference to Podiatry,' editors Edward Adams and Maximilian Stern curate a compendium that bridges the technical world of surgical practices with the specialized focus on podiatry, offering a rich tapestry of methodologies, case studies, and theoretical discussions. This collection is marked by its diversity in contributions, ranging from intricate surgical techniques to the broader context of patient care within podiatry, rendering it an invaluable addition to the field. The anthology stands out for its ability to weave together theoretical knowledge with practical application, making it a standout piece in the literature of medical science, particularly within the realm of foot and ankle surgery. The backgrounds of Edward Adams and Maximilian Stern, both esteemed in their fields, lend the collection an authoritative voice, grounded in years of clinical experience and scholarly research. Their collective expertise encompasses a wide array of medical disciplines, reflecting the anthology's alignment with contemporary surgical practices and the evolving nature of podiatric medicine. The inclusion of various historical and cultural perspectives on podiatric surgery enriches the collection, highlighting the multifaceted approach required in modern medical practices. 'Surgery, with Special Reference to Podiatry' is recommended for medical students, practicing podiatrists, and healthcare professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of surgical interventions in podiatry. This anthology presents a unique opportunity to engage with comprehensive and detailed discussions on the subject, promoting a deeper appreciation of the intricate relationship between surgery and podiatry. Readers will benefit from the educational value, the insights into current practices and the dialogue between the contributions that enrich the field of podiatric surgery.