Treatment of Behçet's Disease in Behçet's Syndrome with Arthritis

Clinical Scenario

This protocol applies to patients with Behçet's syndrome in whom arthritis is the presenting or predominant feature. Joint involvement — whether isolated to a single joint or more widespread — directly informs the selection and sequencing of treatment.

Treatment Approach — Partial Overview

Management in this setting begins with an established oral agent recommended as initial therapy for arthritis in Behçet's syndrome. For acute disease confined to a single joint, a targeted local intervention is also an option.

The complete regimen — specific agents, sequencing, and clinical decision points — is available in the full structured protocol below.