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A case of exophthalmic myositis was identified by a secondary herpes zoster exacerbation. The herpes zoster exophthalmus in this case remained - in contrast to all other cases so far published - free of signs of ophthalmoplegia and retrobulbar neuritis with visual acuity loss.
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