Table 1 Cases of hepatic anisakiasis presenting as a liver tumor including the present case
From: A case of hepatic anisakiasis caused by Pseudoterranova decipiens mimicking metastatic liver cancer
Case | Author | Age | Sex | Location (surface or not) | Size (mm) | Contrast-enhanced CT | Preoperative diagnosis | Definitive diagnosis | Species |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Kagei | 51 | M | unknown | 15 | None | Metastatic liver tumor | Operation (histopathology) | Not assessed |
2 | Kawakami | 58 | M | S8 (surface) | 20 | Low density (delayed enhancement) | Metastatic liver tumor | Operation (histopathology) | Not assessed |
3 | Morita | 59 | F | S2 (surface) | 20 | Low density | Liver tumor | Operation (histopathology) | Not assessed |
4 | Ishida | 64 | M | S8 (surface) | 20 | Low density (peripheral enhancement) | Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma | Operation (histopathology) | Not assessed |
5 | Hayashi | 70 | M | S8 (surface) | 8 | Low density | Metastatic liver tumor | Operation (PCR) | Anisakis pegreffii |
6 | Nogami | 44 | F | S4 (surface) | 15 | Low density | Metastatic liver tumor | Operation (PCR) | Anisakis simplex sensu stricto |
7 | Sekoguchi | 63 | M | S6 (surface) | 4 | None | None | Operation (PCR) | Anisakis pegreffii |
8 | Our case | 28 | M | S7 (surface) | 12 | Low density | Metastatic liver tumor | Operation (PCR) | Pseudoterranova decipiens sensu lato |