Table 1 Criteria for BD.
| A: Japan (Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare)1) | |
| Major symptoms | |
| 1. Recurrent oral aphthoid ulcer | |
| 2. Skin lesions | |
| 3. Ocular symptoms | |
| 4. Genital ulcer | |
| Minor symptoms | |
| 1. Arthritis without deformity and ankylosis | |
| 2. Epididymitis | |
| 3. Gastrointestinal lesions such as ileocecal ulcers | |
| 4. Vascular lesions | |
| 5. Central nervous system lesion | |
| Complete type: 4 major symptoms during the course | |
| Incomplete type: 3 major symptoms, 2 major+2 minor symptoms, or typical ocular symptoms+1 major symptom or 2 minor symptoms | |
| B: International Study Group12) | |
| Major criteria | |
| Recurrent oral ulceration | |
| Minor criteria | |
| 1. Recurrent genital ulceration | |
| 2. Eye lesions | |
| 3. Skin lesions | |
| 4. Pathergy test | |
| Major+2 minor criteria indicate BD | |
| C: International Criteria for BD13) | |
| Ocular lesions | 2 points |
| Oral aphthosis | 2 points |
| Genital aphthosis | 2 points |
| Skin lesions | 1 point |
| Central nervous system involvement | 1 point |
| Vascular manifestations | 1 point |
| Positive pathergy test | 1 point |
Scoring ≥4 indicates BD. BD: Behçet’s disease