Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 132
appearance of fine mottling is characteristicof an early stage of the disease in contrast to thecoarser mottling which is seen in chronic cases,when the smaller areas coalesce to form opacitiesmore blotchy in type. If calcification occurs on THE THORAX 117 the top of this, the opacity is rendered… … Fig. 43. Rapidly spreading Phthisis, of Miliary Type, giving rise to mottling on both sides. Nature of bands of fibrous tissue, in her endeavour toovercome the active foci, and to localize the spreadof the disease. The amount of opacity observedwill depend upon the extent of the mischief, and…
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