Botulinum Gastroparesis, A Case Report

Botulinum gastroparesis is a very rare pathology, complicating a botulinum toxi infection following ingestion of contaminated food, it is characterized by uncontrollable vomiting not responding to antiemetic treatment associated with a significant neurological syndrome, the diagnosis is made by abdominal CT scan without and after injection of PDC for possible elimination of a mechanical obstruction and following a history of ingestion of infected food, the evolution is marked following the taking of the botulinum antidote, by an improvement in digestive and neurological symptoms. Keywords: gastroparesis, botulinum, botulism, canned.