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Behçet disease

Variable-vessel vasculitis with recurrent oral and genital ulcers, pathergy, uveitis, venous thrombosis and pulmonary artery aneurysm: ICBD criteria, what to exclude, and EULAR 2025 treatment from colchicine to apremilast and infliximab.

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  • A variable-vessel vasculitis (Chapel Hill 2012): arteries and veins of any size. Neutrophil-driven, relapsing and remitting.
  • Recurrent oral ulcers are nearly universal (over 95%) and usually come first. The danger lies in the eye, vessels, brain and gut.
  • Most common along the old Silk Road: Turkey, the Middle East, Iran, Central and East Asia. In Australia, think of it in patients from these communities.

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