“Knots in Surgery” is a unique and deep work written by the talented author duo Sleptsov and Chernikov. This book is not just a textbook, but a real encyclopedia dedicated to one of the most complex and responsible areas of medicine - surgery. It explores not only technical aspects, but also the philosophical, ethical and psychological aspects of surgical practice, which makes it an indispensable resource for both medical students and experienced specialists. The book covers a wide range of topics, ranging from basic surgical techniques to complex issues related to surgical nodes. The authors share their many years of experience, which allows the reader not only to understand the theory, but also to see the practical application of knowledge in real situations. They raise important issues such as the surgeon's interaction with the patient, the ethics of surgery, and the role of modern technology in surgery. These aspects make “Knots in Surgery” especially relevant for those interested not only in medicine, but also in the humanities. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from medical students to practicing surgeons who are looking for new approaches and methods in their work. It can also attract the attention of people interested in medical ethics and philosophy, because the authors are not afraid to raise complex and sometimes controversial topics related to life and death, choice and responsibility. The writing style of Sleptsov and Chernikov is clear and accessible, which allows even complex medical terms and concepts to be presented in an understandable form. The authors use many examples from their practice, which makes the material lively and fascinating. They not only share knowledge, but also create an atmosphere of trust that allows the reader to feel part of the surgical world. "Knots in Surgery" may be of interest to those who are looking for literature similar in subject matter to such works as "Surgery: Basics and Practice" or "Modern Approaches to Surgical Treatment" . This book will be an excellent addition to the library of anyone who seeks to deepen their knowledge in the field of medicine and surgery. The book also raises important topics such as the need for ongoing training and self-improvement in the surgical profession. The authors emphasize that surgery is not just a set of techniques, but an art that requires a specialist not only knowledge, but also sensitivity, attentiveness and the ability to make complex decisions in conditions of stress. They share their thoughts on how important it is to maintain humanity in a profession that sometimes requires tough decisions. “Knots in Surgery” is not just a book, but a whole world into which the reader plunges from the first pages. It inspires, makes you think and, of course, leaves a trace in the heart of everyone who dares to read it. If you want to understand what real surgery is and what it is like to be a surgeon, this book will be your faithful companion along the way.