Neuro-Behçet’s disease in childhood: A focus on the neuro-ophthalmological features

Table 2 Ocular and neurological characteristics of patients with juvenile parenchymal Neuro-Behçet reported in the literature from 1971 to 2011

Patient	Author [Ref.]	OCULAR		NEUROLOGICAL
		Signs	Symptoms	Signs	Symptoms
1	Mitra [33]	Papilledema	Blurry vision Diplopia	Aseptic meningitis	Headache
1	Mitra [33]	Papilledema	Blurry vision Diplopia	Cranial nerve palsies	Headache
2	Vignola [34]	Retinal vasculitis	-	Aseptic meningitis	Seizure
3	Saltik [38]	Nystagmus Uveitis	Diplopia	Cranial nerve palsies	Headache
				Encephalomyelitis
				Hemiparesis
4	Hatachi [41]	Nystagmus Uveitis	-	Aseptic meningitis	Fever
				Cranial nerve palsies	Fever
					Headache
					Hearing impairment
					Vertigo
					Vomiting
5	Kara [42]	Papilledema Retinal vasculitis	-	Aseptic meningitis	Fever
					Headache
					Vomiting
6	Pipitone [46]	Papillitis (bilateral)	-	Encephalomyelitis	Headache
6	Pipitone [46]	Retinal vasculitis		Encephalomyelitis	Headache
7	Robinson [47]	Papillitis (unilateral)	Blurry vision	Encephalomyelitis	Seizure
7	Robinson [47]	Papillitis (unilateral)	Blurry vision	Encephalomyelitis	Vertigo
8	Metreau-Vastel [48]	-	-	Ataxia	Lapse in concentration
				Hemiparesis
				Meningoencephalitis
9	Metreau-Vastel [48]	-	Blurry vision	Ataxia	-
				Hemiparesis
				Rhombencephalitis
10	Metreau-Vastel [48]	-	-	Rhombencephalitis	Behaviour problems
					Lapse in concentration
					Loss of memory
11	Metreau-Vastel [48]	-	-	Trasverse Myelitis	Mental retardation
11	Metreau-Vastel [48]	-	-	Trasverse Myelitis	Seizure
14* (3 cases)	Uluduz [14]	-	-	Relapsing Myelitis (1)	Headache (1)
					Hemiparesis (3)
					Seizure (3)

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