Hypopyon Figure 5, once considered a hallmark of Behçet disease, is seen much less commonly than fundus lesions. It was noted in only 12% of 1567 eyes. [17] Vitreous: vitritis, haze Figure 6 ...

Markers proposed to be related to increased disease activity and/or severity. ‡ Markers that have been associated with Behcet's disease. § Innate immunity. AB: Antibody; ACA: Anticardiolipin ...

A rare inflammatory disease of the blood vessels. The symptoms could be unrelated and may include sore mouth, rashes on skin, and genital sores. The cause of Behcet’s syndrome may be autoimmune.