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Behçets Disease A Case of Peripheral Ulcerative
Keratitis Leading to Corneal Perforation
  • Selcuk Sizmaz, Aysel Pelit, Meltem Yagmur, Didem
    Arslan, Yonca Aydin Akova

None of the authors have any financial or
proprietary interest in any material used in the
study
2
  • A 27 year-old man
  • Two day history of redness in the right eye
  • Corneal thinning involving the anterior stroma
    and adjacent conjunctival hyperemia, in the
    corneal limbus, at the 2- to 3-oclock quadrant
  • No sign of dry eye
  • Topical ofloxacin and artificial tears prescribed

3
  • Three days later, signs worsened
  • Thinning involved the posterior stroma
  • Patient declined surgery

4
  • Two days later
  • Corneal perforation
  • Iris prolapsed

5
  • Corneal patch graft and amniotic membrane
    transplantation

6
Ophthalmic and systemic evaluation
  • No significant ocular history
  • Oral aphthous lesions that had occurred once or
    twice a month for the previous 2 years
  • Eight years history of lower back and buttock
    pain with morning stiffness for 30 minutes
  • Arthralgia in the knee joints without swelling

7
Erithrocyte sedimantation rate 35 mm/h
C-reactive protein 4.5 mg/L (?)
HBV (-)
HCV (-)
HIV (-)
ANA (-)
C-ANCA (-)
HLA-B27 (-)
HLA-B51 (-)
  • Arterial BP (mmHg)
  • 130/80 right arm
  • 100/70 left arm
  • Weak pulse in left arm
  • Colour Doppler USG left subclavian artery
    narrowing
  • MR angipgraphy 4 cm-long diffuse stenosis in
    left subclavian artery
  • Sacroiliac graphy grade II-III sacroiliitis
  • Pathergy test (-)

8
Diagnosis Behçets disease
  • Oral aphthous lesions
  • Ocular involvement
  • Large vessel vasculitis
  • Sacroiliitis

9
  • Management
  • Methylprednisolone, 32 mg/day, po tapered
  • Azathioprine, 150 mg/day, po
  • Prognosis (1 year follow-up)
  • No recurrence
  • Systemic symptoms improved

10
Differential diagnosis
  • Takayasu arteritis
  • Aorta and branches involved
  • No aphthous lesions
  • Sacroiliitis uncommon
  • Ocular invovement rare
  • Polyarteritis nodosa
  • Peripheral ulcerative keratitis occurs
  • Predominantly females
  • Aneurisms in small-middle sized vessels
  • Constitutional symptoms
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