Ophthalmology Notes @ OphthalNotes.blogspot.com

Ophthalmology Notes @ OphthalNotes.blogspot.com
A comprehensive collection of ophthalmology revision notes that cover a broad range of topics.

BEHCET’S DISEASE

             

                 BEHCET’S DISEASE [J-02]
  • Idiopathic
  • Recurrent
  • Multisystem dis
  • Young men
  • HLA-B-5
  • 3rd-4th decade

Presents with aphthous ulcer.

MAJOR diagnostic criteria-
1. RECURRENT APHTHOUS ULCER-
  • Painful
  • Shallow
  • Yellowish necrotic base

2. SKIN LESIONS-
  • Erythema nodosum
  • Subcutaneous thrombophlebitis
  • Papulo-vesicular-pustular rash
  • PATHERGY TEST- on puncturing the skin with a needle, a pustule appears
  • DERMATOGRAPHISM-on stroking the skin corresponding lines appear.

3. RECURRENT GENITAL ULCERATION-
Penis & scrotum- males
Labia & vagina- females

  1. UVEITIS-Both ant & post

MINOR Diagnostic criteria-
  1. ARTHRITIS- Knees, ankles, sacroiliac jts
  2. EPIDIDYMITIS
  3. INTESTINAL ULCERATION
  4. VASCULAR- obliterative thrombophlebitis & aneurysm
  5. CNS- Brainstem syn
           -Meningoencephalitis

Complete Behcet;s dis- All 4 MAJOR criteria

Incomplete Behcet’s dis-
  • 3 MAJOR
  • 2 MAJOR + 2minor
  • Uveitis + 1 MAJOR
  • Uveitis + 2 minor

OCULAR-
  • Episcleritis
  • Keratoconjunctivitis
  • Recurrent acute iritis with hypopyon
  • Chr iridocyclitis
  • Edema- ret, disc, macula
  • Retinitis
  • Periphlebitis
  • Vitritis
  • OA

T/T – Steroids
  • Immunosuppressants

     

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