Abstract
This review aims to provide better understanding of modern modalities to investigate ocular symptoms of Behçet's disease in order to achieve appropriate management protocols and reduce irreversible visual loss. Current methods of diagnosing intraocular involvement in Behçet's disease gives clue to early diagnosis. In addition to standard ocular examination and fluorescein angiography, new noninvasive methods include ocular coherence tomography (OCT) and OCT angiography provide early detection of macular and retinal involvement that can be treated early to improve the prognosis. Over the last decade, new multimodal imagings are becoming more accessible; therefore, rapid diagnosis can be made. In addition to newer approved biologic agents, ocular Behçet's disease is seen to be in better controlled with fewer complications.
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