1. There are subcapsular yellow-tan infarcts.

2. Posterior subcapsular cataracts, increased intraocular pressure, glaucoma and exophthalmos.

3. Result Subcapsular hematoma were found in 8 cases, 2 of which with uncoplete renal laceration, renal hematoma in 1 case and perirenal hematoma in 2 cases.

4. A fiver subcapsular hematoma is an extremely are complication of ESWL.

5. E. stain, subcapsular brown opacities are found in cataractous lens.

6. There were hepatic subcapsular hematoma 97 cases, laceration 95 cases, parenchymal hematoma 35 cases, bile duct injury 15 cases and hemoperitoneum 107 cases.

7. Results There were hepatic subcapsular hematoma in 5 cases, hepatic lobar tissue destruction in 21 cases, hepatic contusion and hepatic hematoma in 1cases.

8. Results:Renal trauma was classified into three types:subcapsular haematoma, contusion and mixed injury.

9. Under light microscopy with H. E. stain, subcapsular brown opacities are found in cataractous lens.

10. The chlorophyll and cancer cells located in the subcapsular sinuses and peritrabecular sinuses of the lymph nodes, while there were no them in medullary sinuses and efferent lymphatic vessels.

11. Objective:To evaluate the operation method and clinical value of traditional orchiectomy, subcapsular orchiectomy and epididymal-sparing orchiectomy.

12. MR and CT were of highly sensitivity and specificity in the diagnosis of upper abdominal traumatic lesions. In low field MRI the acute subcapsular hematomas alway showed long T2W.

13. H. Liver involvement may present as right upper quadrant or epigastric pain, elevated liver enzymes and subcapsular hemorrhage or hepatic rupture.

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14. The extent of cortical opacities seen on retroillumination is estimated in terms of segments involved. The dimensions of posterior subcapsular opacities are measured using slit beam.

15. Post mortem reports of liver findings in GCD include subcapsular cysts.

16. Objective: To evaluate the feature of CT and DSA with spontaneous perinephric and subcapsular renal hemorrhage, espeacilly in finding of their etiology.

17. The most common types of cataract were cortical and posterior subcapsular opacities .

18. Here, we report a case of 37-year-old male patient with subcapsular liver abscess in lateral segment of left hepatic lobe due to a penetrating prepyloric gastric ulcer.

19. In the second case, CT scan showed a large subcapsular cystic lesion in the lower pole of the spleen with curvilinear cyst wall calcification, surrounded by several smaller satellite cystic lesions.

20. The reservoir monocytes assemble in clusters in the cords of the subcapsular red pulp and are distinct from macrophages and DCs.

21. The cortical opacification in CT-S digital images was linear, cuniform or clustered aggregate shadow configuration. The posterior subcapsular opacification was discal vacuolar or granular appearance.