Abstract
Little is known about the detailed computed tomography (CT) features of acute gastric anisakiasis. Our two cases showed transiently swollen gastric folds comprised of the remarkably thickened contrast little-enhanced submucosal layer with little-thickened contrast-enhanced mucosal and muscular-serosal layers on multi-detector row CT. When CT demonstrates the swollen gastric folds in acute abdomen, acute gastric anisakiasis should be included in the differential diagnosis.
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