Any return to ED within a short time frame after discharge is classed as “revisit”. Revisits’ study is required to understand the dynamics governing these attendances, quality and safety of medical care delivered, and for correct system designing, efficient use of resources as well as benchmarking for future referencing. Methods: Retrospective review of electronic patient database was undertaken for one summer and one winter months at our institution. All patients were included who revisited ED within 72 hours of initial visit. Detailed study was carried out for first 100 revisit records for each of these months’ for demographics, timing as well as acuity of presentation, management and disposition. Results: 7473 patient visits were recorded for the study periods of 1 st to 30 th Nov 2018 (3754) and June 2019 (3719). 768 (387+381) of these were revisits within 72 hours, qualified for this study, 425 (250+275) of these were adults and 243 (137+106) were paediatric patients. Revisits’ male and female ratio was 57% and 43% respectively. Age distribution in years was 14 to 55 53%, 56-69 26%, paediatrics 8% and geriatrics 13%. Majority of index visits as well as revisits were between 14:00 and midnight (75% and 90% respectively). 44% visited within 24 hours after first visit while 36% in 25-48 hours and 20% during next 24 hours post discharge. Patient triage category 4 and 3 was (58% and 29%) at initial visit and (55% and 30%) at revisits, respectively. 40% of studied revisits were found to be scheduled! 56% re-attendances were family medicine and 30% speciality related. Only 14% of studied returns were deemed “validated ED revisits” making our revisit rate of 1.4% of all ED visits! 8% of studied revisit cases had specialty involvement prior to discharge at first visit. 14% of revisited cases were subsequently readmitted while rest were discharged. Conclusions: Overall 10% patients revisited our unit, but only 1.4% were found to be validated ED revisits. Many of these complex re-attendances were multifactorial and further work is required to explore various interventions and their effects on the addressable factors for revisits.