Abstract
Presacral abscess secondary to regional enteritis is rare and to our knowledge has not been previously reported as a cause of transient neurogenic bladder. This possible complication should be kept in mind in the evaluation of the genitourinary tract of patients with known regional enteritis. Because of the frequency of genitourinary eomplications associated with regional enteritis, preoperative evaluation of these patients should include excretory urography.
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