Evaluating nerve dysfunction in Behçet’s disease: a study using corneal confocal microscopy and electromyography

Key Points

• Nerve dysfunction is prevalent in Behçet's disease, affecting sensory and motor functions.
• Key metrics show significant abnormalities in corneal nerve fibers and EMG results.
• Assessment using corneal confocal microscopy and electromyography reveals detailed nerve health.
• Findings highlight the need for improved diagnostic methods in neurological manifestations of Behçet's.