Behcet’s syndrome: systemic features

Evidence-based neurology checklist on behcet’s syndrome: systemic features: Ophthalmic features: primary optic neuropathy (PONBS) This may precede the diagnosis of Behcet’s disease It usually affects females It may be recurrent There may be associated disc oedema and uveitis Coronal MRI may show…

Ophthalmic features: primary optic neuropathy (PONBS)

  • This may precede the diagnosis of Behcet’s disease
  • It usually affects females
  • It may be recurrent
  • There may be associated disc oedema and uveitis
  • Coronal MRI may show the sunflower-like sign
  • There is a favourable response to treatment

Ophthalmic features: others

Dermatological features

Other features

References

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