Behcet Disease
Studies from Chonnam National University Hospital yield new information about Behcet disease
Published in Hospital Business Week, February 28th, 2010
"Brain magnetic resonance imaging showed a newly developed right thalamic lesion. In cerebrospinal fluid, lymphocyte-dominant pleocytosis and mild elevation of IgG were found. Immunologic factors may be important in the pathogenesis of NBD because of the time delay between tooth extraction and relapse," wrote S.M. Choi and colleagues, Chonnam National University Hospital.
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