776: DELIRIUM, DYSAUTONOMIA, AND HYPERTHERMIA: AN INCREDIBLY RARE CASE OF IDIOPATHIC VENTRICULITIS
Ketan Mehta(Madigan Army Medical Center), Merrill Moe(Madigan Army Medical Center), Nicholas Moran(Madigan Army Medical Center), Ada Hoffman(Madigan Army Medical Center), John I. Malone(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), Rhonda E Colombo(Henry M. Jackson Foundation), Charles Larcom(Madigan Army Medical Center), Daniel Cho(Madigan Army Medical Center), H. C. Kelly(Madigan Army Medical Center), Cristin A. Mount(Naval Medical Center Portsmouth), Christopher Colombo(Madigan Army Medical Center), Timothy A. Gregory(Madigan Army Medical Center)
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