An Audit of General Surgery Clinical Records (2021) in Ribat University Hospital, Sudan.

Background: Documentation is critical for effective patient management in hospitals, serving essential roles in improving patient care continuity, supporting clinical decisions, and fulfilling legal requirements. Comprehensive documentation not only aids in communication among healthcare providers but also serves as a vital record of patient history, facilitating accurate diagnosis and treatment. Clinical audits are systematic evaluations that compare current patient care practices against established criteria, helping identify deficiencies and promote adherence to quality standards.

Kikuchi-Fujimoto Disease: Review of 11 Cases Diagnosed Over 10 Years at a Tertiary Care Hospital in Doha, Qatar.

Introduction: Kikuchi-Fujimoto (KF) disease is a rare and self-limiting disorder of unknown aetiology characterized by cervical lymphadenopathy (CLN) and fever. The pathophysiology remains unclear and may be triggered by an infectious agent leading to a self-limiting autoimmune process. There are no confirmatory laboratory tests and lymph node biopsy is required to differentiate KF disease from other serious conditions.