Behcet Disease Diagnosis Criteria - Medical Algorithm

Does the patient have recurrent oral ulcerations observed by the physician or patient?

Yes

Maximal number of episodes of oral ulceration in one 12 month period

Does the patient have recurrent genital ulcerations?

Yes

Are there genital aphthous ulcerations and/or scarring observed by physician or patient?

Yes

Does the patient have eye lesions?

Yes

Does the patient have skin lesions?

Yes

Is the Pathergy Test positive?

Yes

Select an appropriate answers for each findings

Types of oral ulcerations

Minor aphthous ulcers

Major aphthous ulcers

Herpetiform lesions

Types of eye lesions

Anterior uveitis

Posterior uveitis

Cells in vitreous humor on slit lamp exam

Retinal vasculitis seen by ophthalmologist

Types of skin lesions

Pseudo-folliculitis

Papulo-pustular lesions

Erythema nodosum seen by physician or patient

Acneiform nodules in post-adolescent patient not on steroids

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Objective

ICD-10

Behcet’s Disease Diagnosis Criteria

Purpose: To use the diagnostic criteria for Behcet's disease developed by the International Study Group for Behcet's Disease.