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Neurological findings of Behçet disease have been classified in great detail. However, many patients present not only with neurological but also psychiatric findings. Some of the psychiatric Behçet patients have relatively acute onset symptoms and can be evaluated within the scope of organic confusional disorder. Additionally, many Behçet patients present with chronic psychiatric problems in the absence or presence of accompanying neurological symptoms. Anxiety and depression are frequently encountered in these patients and might occasionally precede the onset of the disease. A prompt literature research clearly identifies that Neuro-Behçet cases with psychiatric features present with similar characteristics. Depressive confusional cases have been classified as sub-forms of the psychiatric picture of the Neuro-Behçet disease. Euphoria, bipolar disorder, paranoia, loss of insight/disinhibition, and impulse control disorder are other psychiatric disorders that are frequently observed in this disease (2).

Neuro-Psycho-Behçet or Neuropsychiatric Behçet Disease: A Modified Name for an Old Disease