ICBD 2014 (Behçet Disease Criteria)
International Criteria for Behcet Disease (ICBD 2014): ocular, oral, and genital lesions (2 points each) plus skin, neurological, vascular, and pathergy items (1 point each); ≥ 4 classifies Behcet disease.
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Example
- Ocular lesions
- No
- Oral aphthosis
- Yes
- Genital aphthosis
- Yes
- Skin lesions
- Yes
- Neurological manifestations
- No
- Vascular manifestations
- No
- Positive pathergy test
- No
Result: ICBD 2014 score 5 — classifies Behcet disease (>= 4).
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What the result means
- < 4
- Does not meet the threshold.
- >= 4
- Classifies Behcet disease. Ocular/oral/genital 2 each; skin/neuro/vascular/pathergy 1 each. A classification, not a treatment order.
What you enter
- Ocular lesions (+2)
- Oral aphthosis (+2)
- Genital aphthosis (+2)
- Skin lesions (+1)
- Neurological manifestations (+1)
- Vascular manifestations (+1)
- Positive pathergy test (+1)
How this is calculated
International Team for the Revision of the International Criteria for Behcet’s Disease (Davatchi F, et al). The International Criteria for Behcet’s Disease (ICBD): a collaborative study of 27 countries. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol. 2014;28(3):338-347. Read the source ↗
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