Background:Intestinal Beh?et's disease is a subtype of multisystem vasculitis that affects the intestine,leading to severe intestinal and extra-intestinal complications,increased hospitalization rate,and a decrease in the quality of life of patients.Aims:To analyze the clinical,endoscopic,and pathological characteristics of patients with intestinal Beh?et's disease.Methods:Twenty-five patients with intestinal Beh?et's disease admitted from April 2018 to April 2023 at Tongji Hospital,Tongji Medical College of Huazhong University of Science and Technology were enrolled.The demographic data,clinical symptoms and signs,endoscopic findings,laboratory results,and therapeutic strategies were retrospectively analyzed.Results:In 25 patients with intestinal Beh?et's disease enrolled in this study,12 were males and 13 females,with a median age of onset at 37 years old.Oral ulcer was reported in 72.0%of patients,with 60.0%presenting with oral ulcer as the initial manifestation.Before diagnosis,60.0%of patients suffered from abdominal pain,and 12.0%experienced retrosternal pain or discomfort.All patients presented with ileocecal ulcer under endoscopy,with 15 cases of typical ulcer and 10 cases of atypical ulcer.The difference in gender distribution was statistically significant between the two groups(P=0.041 4).The disease activity index for intestinal Beh?et's disease(DAIBD)in typical ulcer group was significantly higher than that in atypical ulcer group(P=0.019 4),while no significant differences in neutrophil count,hemoglobin,hypersensitive C-reactive protein,and γ-glutamyl transferase were found between the two groups(P>0.05).Five patients were accompanied with esophageal ulcer.During the course of the disease,5 patients escalated to biological therapy(adalimumab or infliximab).Four patients with typical ulcer underwent surgical treatment due to complications such as intestinal perforation,gastrointestinal bleeding,and anal fistula.Conclusions:There exists a significant association between gender,DAIBD score and typical ileocecal ulcer in patients with intestinal Beh?et's disease.