Decoding anxiety: A scoping review of observable cues.

Background: While anxiety disorders are one of the most prevalent mental diseases, they are often overlooked due to shortcomings of the existing diagnostic procedures, which predominantly rely on self-reporting. Due to recent technological advances, this source of information could be complemented by the so-called observable cues - indicators that are displayed spontaneously through individuals' physiological responses or behaviour and can be detected by modern devices. However, while there are several individual studies on such cues, this research area lacks a synthesis.

Longterm remission of tumor-stage mycosis fungoides following total-skin electron-beam radiotherapy.

We report the case of a patient with mycosis fungoides, stage II B with generalized plaques and ulcerated tumors in a severely reduced general condition, with anemia and extremely poor compliance, who was successfully treated with total-skin electron-beam radiotherapy with a less severe relapse after more than three years.

Crohn's disease masquerading as aphthous ulcers.

Although intraoral involvement in Crohn's disease (CD) is observed in only approximately 9% of cases, oral inflammation precedes intestinal symptoms of CD in about 60% of these patients. We describe a 20-year-old male with recurrent, painful, intraoral lesions who presented no other signs of systemic disease apart from severe loss of body weight. From the routinely screened serological parameters only the erythrocyte sedimentation rate and the acute phase reactants were elevated.