Triad of Behcet disease
OGE
Recurrent oral ulcers with these features point to Behcet rather than simple aphthae.
Misses arthritis, skin lesions and the pathergy test.
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OGE. It helps you recall: Triad of Behcet disease.
Oral aphthous ulcers
Genital ulcers
Eye inflammation (uveitis)
O: Oral aphthous ulcers; G: Genital ulcers; E: Eye inflammation (uveitis).
It belongs to Oral medicine and oral cancer in Dentistry.
Misses arthritis, skin lesions and the pathergy test.
Recurrent oral ulcers with these features point to Behcet rather than simple aphthae.
Say it aloud, write it from memory tomorrow, then again in a week. Then test yourself on a Dentistry question about Oral medicine and oral cancer.
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