Human demodicosis refers to disease patterns associated with Demodex overgrowth. This section is important because Demodex-related skin disease can mimic rosacea, folliculitis, perioral dermatitis, seborrheic dermatitis, and other inflammatory dermatoses.
This is one of the most important papers for organizing Demodex-related disease. It proposes primary and secondary human demodicosis and explains that Demodex can mimic other inflammatory skin conditions.
Read on PubMedThis study examined patients with clinical symptoms of demodicosis and positive mite findings, then proposed clinical distinctions between primary and secondary demodicosis.
Read on PubMedThis article responds to proposed classification concepts and is useful for advanced readers exploring the relationship between demodicosis and rosacea classification.
Read on PubMedThis study can be included in the demodicosis section for readers interested in clinical and pathological features.
Read on PubMedThis review discusses Demodex-related disease in immunocompromised patients and is useful for practitioner-level education.
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