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editorial
. 2012 Feb 21;18(7):609–615. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v18.i7.609

Table 1.

Summary of major gastrointestinal manifestations of Adamantiades-Behcet's disease reported in the literatures

Ref. Type of manifestation Symptom Frequency Complication Therapy Outcome
Zhang et al[9] Tursen et al[10] Recurrent oral ulcer Painful ulcer Almost 100% Rare Topical measures Excellent
Mori et al[15] Yi et al[16] Esophageal ulcer/esophagitis Substernal pain, dysphagia Very rare Very rare Corticosteroid Excellent
Ning-Sheng et al[29] Gastric ulcer and/or duodenal ulcer Epigastric pain Variable (very rare to 45%) Very rare Uncertain Excellent
Choi et al[35] Köklü et al[45] Small and/or large intestinal ulcer Abdominal pain, hematochezia Variable (1.4% up to 16%) Rare (perforation, massive bleeding) Sulfalazzine, corticosteroid azathioprine, tumor necrosis factor α antagonist, thalidomide Good
Bayraktar et al[53] Chubachi et al[54] Large artery aneurysm/thrombosis in abdomen Infarction, ischemia Very rare Very rare Corticosteroid azathioprine, cyclophosphamide Poor
Bismuth et al[56] Large vein thrombosis in abdomen Budd-Chiari syndrome Very rare Very rare Corticosteroid azathioprine Poor