Abstract
The radiologic finding of prominent gastric wall thickening demonstrated in this patient is uncommon in the pediatric population, is nonspecific, and has a relatively lengthy differential diagnosis; when the additional elements of recent subactue hepatitis and aplastic anemia that are suggestive of viral infection are considered, Menetrier disease, which also has been associated with viral infection, should be suspected as the cause of the observed gastric thickening.
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