Minimally invasive surgery for glycogen storage disease combined with inflammatory bowel disease: A case report

Figure 1 Preoperative imaging examination. A: The colonoscopy suggested ulcerative colonic lesions with a narrow lumen; B: Computed tomography indicated increased liver and spleen volume; C: Computed tomography indicated changes in the left transverse colon wall and significant narrowing of the intestinal lumen, leading to proximal colonic obstruction and fecal accumulation.

Figure 2 Photograph of the specimen and histologic features of the resected colon. A and B: Partial transverse colon was thickened and narrowed, (white arrow); C-F: Postoperative pathologic evaluation revealed chronic ulcer and intestinal abscess formation in the colon; G: Patient’s abdomen after surgery.