A Case of Chronic Intestinal Pseudo-Obstruction Caused by Parkinson's Disease Successfully Treated with Total Colectomy

Key Points

• This report examines an unusual case of chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction associated with Parkinson's disease and the outcomes of surgical intervention.
• Described the patient's medical history with Parkinson's disease and chronic constipation.
• Conducted imaging studies to diagnose secondary chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction.
• Performed laparoscopic-assisted total colectomy after failed medical management.
• After surgery, the patient showed no signs of intestinal obstruction one year later.
• Patient satisfaction was high following the surgical procedure.
• Constipation symptoms remained challenging despite treatment for the underlying condition.

Abstract