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            Table 1. Treatments for constipation in patients with PD
             Treatment             Study design            Evaluation method         Results     Adverse event
            Probiotics and prebiotic   Randomized, double-blind,   Rome III-confirmed constipation  Effective   Abdominal
            fiber [67]             placebo-controlled trial                                      discomfort (1/80)
                                   (n=80 vs. 40)
            Multistrain probiotics   Double-blind, randomized,   Average number of spontaneous   Effective   Abdominal
            capsules [68]          placebo-controlled, single-center   bowel movements, stool    discomfort (1/34)
                                   trial (n=34 vs. 38)     consistency
            The probiotic strain   Before-after study in the same   Rome III criteria  Effective   No
            Lactobacillus casei Shirota [69]  patient (n=40)
            Fecal microbiota       Case report             Wexner constipation score  Effective  No
            transplantation [61]
            Nizatidine [70,71]     Before-after study (n=20)  Colonic transit time by X-ray  Effective   No
            Lubiprostone [72]      Double-blind, randomized,   Constipation scale scores  Effective  Intermittent loose
                                   controlled study (n=25 vs. 27)                                stools (48%)
            FMT [73]               Before-after study (n=11)  Wexner constipation score  Effective  No
            Botulinum toxin [74]   Before-after study (n=18)  Anorectal manometry    Effective   No
            Tegaserod [75]         Case report             Bowel movement frequency and   Effective  No
                                                           stool consistency
            Macrogol electrolyte   Double-blind, placebo-  Stool frequency, straining, stool   Effective  No
            solution [76]          controlled study (n=28 vs. 28)  consistency
            Tegaserod [77]         Double-blind randomized   Subject’s global assessment  Unconfirmed  No
                                   placebo-controlled (n=8 vs. 7)
            Functional magnetic    Before-after trial (n=16)  Colonic transit time, Knowles-  Effective  No
            stimulation [78]                               Eccersley-Scott Symptom
                                                           Questionnaire, and the dynamics of
                                                           defecography
            Abdominal massage [79]  Randomized controlled pilot   Gastrointestinal rating scale and a   Unconfirmed  No
                                   study (n=16 vs. 15)     bowel diary
            L-DOPA [80]            Before-after trial (n=18)  Colonic transit time and rectoanal   Effective  No
                                                           videomanometry
            Squalamine [81]        Mouse models            Fecal pellet output       Effective   /
            Botulinum neurotoxin A [82]  Before-after trial (n=10)  Bowel movements and defecatory   Effective  No
                                                           function
            Cisapride [83]         Before-after trial (n=20)  Colonic transit time   Effective   No
            Dietary Herb Extract Dai-  Before-after trial (n=6)  Colonic transit time and transient   Effective  No
            Kenchu-To [84]                                 anorectal reservoir and defecation
                                                           (videomanometry)
            Ghrelin agonist, HM01 [85]  6-hydroxydopamine (6-OHDA)   Daily fecal output  Effective  No
                                   rats
            Subthalamic nuclei (STN) deep   On-off period (n=16)  Squeezing pressure etc.  STN is helpful   /
            brain stimulation (DBS) [86]                                             for voluntary
                                                                                     control of
                                                                                     anorectal
                                                                                     motility
            Colonic electrical     Rotenone-induced rat model  Colonic transmit time  Effective  /
            stimulation [87]
            Mosapride citrate [88]  Before-after trial (n=14)  Colonic transit time and rectoanal   Effective  Epigastric
                                                           videomanometry                        discomfort (1/14)
            Deep brain stimulation of the   Before and after STN-DBS   ROME III questionnaires  Effective  /
            subthalamic nucleus [89]  (n=10)
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