Marbling
Nest with brown marbled bird eggs
Marbling describes a surface structure similar to marble or its production. Well-known examples include glass objects such as oralite , thermosetting plastics such as synthetic horn or bakelite, and finally surface structures on walls such as stucco marble . The specially designed marble paper shows marbling in the broader sense .
A cool, moist, pale cyanotic skin or skin that is marbled as a result of the blood flow restriction can be an indication of a shock .
Individual evidence
- ↑ marbling. In: Duden.
- ↑ Wolfgang Gerok et al. (Ed.): The internal medicine. Reference work for the specialist. 11th edition. Schattauer. Stuttgart / New York 2007, ISBN 978-3-7945-2222-4 , p. 1464.