01 January 2003
A case of Behcet syndrome
Zdzisław Nowak, Jan Flieger, Anna Wojtacha, Jacek JuszczykCase Rep Clin Pract Rev 2003; 4(4):305-307 :: ID: 449673
Abstract
Objective: A case of Beh˜et syndrome, which is very rare in Europe and Poland, is presented.
Case report: A 23-year-old man was admitted to the Department of Infectious Diseases for diagnosis and
treatment because of serious symptoms including fever, oral aphthosis, and genital ulcers with
rash. The diagnosis was based on clinical findings and first laboratory tests. The patient was treated with corticosteroids (dexamethazone, Dexaven) with a very good result. After two weeks of treatment he left the hospital.
Conclusions: Apart from the most common causes of fever there are varieties of diseases and syndroms
rarely diagnosed.
Keywords: Behcet Syndrome, aphthosis, genital ulcers
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