Forgotten but Not Gone? A Probable Case of Wet Beriberi.

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Forgotten but Not Gone? A Probable Case of Wet Beriberi.

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Crystal E. Alvarez, BA; Bryan I. Shaw; and Thomas M. Brown, MD

Dr. Alvarez is a postgraduate year-1 intern in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Houston. Dr. Shaw is a postgraduate year-4 resident in psychiatry at the University of Texas Health Care Center in San Antonio. Dr. Brown is also the section chief of psychosomatic medicine at the Audie L. Murphy Memorial VA Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas.

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Wet beriberi, malnutrition, thiamineWet beriberi, malnutrition, thiamine

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Crystal E. Alvarez, BA; Bryan I. Shaw; and Thomas M. Brown, MD

Dr. Alvarez is a postgraduate year-1 intern in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Houston. Dr. Shaw is a postgraduate year-4 resident in psychiatry at the University of Texas Health Care Center in San Antonio. Dr. Brown is also the section chief of psychosomatic medicine at the Audie L. Murphy Memorial VA Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas.

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Crystal E. Alvarez, BA; Bryan I. Shaw; and Thomas M. Brown, MD

Dr. Alvarez is a postgraduate year-1 intern in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Houston. Dr. Shaw is a postgraduate year-4 resident in psychiatry at the University of Texas Health Care Center in San Antonio. Dr. Brown is also the section chief of psychosomatic medicine at the Audie L. Murphy Memorial VA Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas.

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