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    A rare clinical manifestation of spinulate demodicosis
    (Dermatology Online Journal achuntley@ucdavis.edu, 2016) Tamer, Funda; Sarifakioğlu, Evren; Örenay, Özge Mine
    Demodicosis is a chronic skin disease caused by Demodex mites such as Demodex folliculorum and Demodex brevis. Demodex mites live in pilosebaceous units and they are regarded as a part of the normal skin flora. Nevertheless, it has been suggested that the presence of five or more mites per cm² by the standardized skin surface biopsy technique could be considered as pathogenic. © 2016 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.
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    Der anuläre atrophische Lichen ruber planus: eine seltene klinische Entität
    (NLM (Medline), 2017) Tamer, Funda; Örenay, Özge Mine; Sarifakioğlu, Evren; Bayrak, Reyhan
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    Modern technology related dermatosis: Review
    (Turkiye Klinikleri Turkocagi Caddesi No. 30 Balgat 06520, 2015) Örenay, Özge Mine; Sarifakioğlu, Evren
    Modern technological devices have been used extensively in recent years and have been a part of our daily lives. Dermatoses related to technological devices use also increased along. Technology induced dermatoses can be classified as computer (desktop computer, laptop) and computer accessories (mouse, keyboard, mouse pad, keyboard wrist rest), phones (mobile and smart phones) and video game consoles related. These dermatoses may be due to different mechanisms such as excessive use of the device or allergic reactions. Computers have a significant importance in our lives because of their use in both personal and occupational. Dermatoses related to computer use can be grouped as contact dermatitis induced by computer and accessory devices, frictional lesions induced by overuse, erythema ab igne and screen dermatitis. Cell phones have been used more frequently than home phones for communication nowadays. In recent years, the widely used smart phones have been used primarily for internet and other purposes besides telecommunication. Dermatoses related to phone use can be grouped as contact dermatitis and overuse induced dermatoses. With the widespread use of video games especially in adolescents has increased the related dermatoses. Dermatoses related to video games can be grouped as frictional lesions due to excessive use, palmar hidradenitis and contact dermatitis. We believe this article, will help recognition of technology induced dermatoses and will benefit in the management of these dermatoses. © 2015 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.