Comparative criteria evaluate long-term outcomes in pediatric Behçet’s disease, suggesting an improved classification approach.
In this endemic paediatric cohort, ICBD demonstrated superior sensitivity, while ISG and PEDBD classified only half of cases. Morbidity was driven by neurovascular events and, less frequently, posterior-segment ocular disease. Findings support an ICBD-anchored approach with co-reporting of ISG/PEDBD for comparability. Low-threshold neuro-ophthalmic evaluation and timely steroid-sparing escalation are critical for sight/central nervous system-threatening disease. Targeted vascular imaging and adherence-focused adolescent care remain priorities.
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