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Table 2 Evolution of clinical phenotypes of Behçet’s disease in Japan before correction for the follow-up period

From: Continuous evolution of clinical phenotype in 578 Japanese patients with Behçet’s disease: a retrospective observational study

 

Group A pre 2000 (n = 323)

Group B 2000–2007 (n = 164)

Group C Post 2008 (n = 91)

P

Observation time (years)

11.9 ± 9.3

6.3 ± 4.8

3.7 ± 2.2

<0.0001

Age at onset

36.9 ± 11.8

35.8 ± 13.1

37.6 ± 11.4

NS

Gender male, n (%)

134 (41.5)

76 (46.3)

37 (40.7)

0.80

HLA-B51, n (%)

107 (54.9)

48 (49.0)

16 (43.1)

0.061a

Complete type, n (%)

124 (38.4)

45 (27.4)

16 (17.6)

<0.0001

Oral ulcer, n (%)

321 (99.4)

163 (99.4)

88 (96.7)

0.065

Genital ulcer, n (%)

246 (76.2)

116 (70.7)

55 (60.4)

0.0033

Eye involvement, n (%)

211 (65.3)

92 (56.1)

53 (58.2)

0.083

Skin involvement, n (%)

293 (90.7)

145 (88.4)

75 (82.4)

0.033

Arthritis, n (%)

166 (51.4)

87 (53.0)

48 (52.7)

0.75

Gastrointestinal involvement, n (%)

37 (11.5)

20 (12.2)

14 (16.5)

0.35

CNS involvement, n (%)

39 (12.1)

17 (10.4)

3 (3.3)

0.023

Vascular involvement, n (%)

26 (8.1)

17 (10.4)

3 (3.3)

0.35

  1. aNot all of the patients were typed for HLA-B51 positivity. Significant results are highlighted in bold font. CNS central nervous system, NS not significant