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Panels (A,B) (Cases 11 and 12)—Oral aphthous lesions and small joints arthritis, Behçet’s disease. Panel (C) (Case 22)—Vasculitic lesions of the skin on lower limbs and forearms. Histology consistent with fibrinoid necrosis of small vessels. Panel (D) (Case 17)—Pustular skin lesions on the forehead and face, Behçet’s disease.
