[Neurogenic bladder secondary to herpes zoster. Urodynamic evaluation]

A case of urinary retention from infranuclear neurogenic bladder secondary to perineal herpes zoster infection is described. We discuss the different urological compromise (neurologic and vesico-prostatic) following herpes zoster infection and the importance of correct diagnosis and patient follow-up. We do not recommend instituting drug therapy. Intermittent use of a catheter is advocated as the only treatment modality for this condition, which is reversible in most of the cases.