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A clinical case of neuro‐Behçet syndrome without mucocutaneo‐ocular symptoms: Relationship with brain stem encephalitis

Abstract The case of a 50 year old man with personality changes, dementia, and brain stem symptoms is presented. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) disclosed high signal areas mainly in the brain stem. Both a positive skin prick test and an HLA‐B51 were demonstrated. These clinical findings were suggestive of neuro‐Behçet syndrome, although there were no mucocutaneo‐ocular symptoms characteristically associated with this disease. The relationship between neuro‐Behçet syndrome and brain stem encephalitis, including a discrimination from multiple sclerosis, is discussed.