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medalist Clint Nageotte (born 1980),
American baseball pitcher Jean
Nageotte (1866–1948),
French neuroanatomist known for the Babinski–
Nageotte syndrome Katie...
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Kathryn Elizabeth Moon (née
Nageotte; born June 13, 1991) is an
American professional athlete,
specializing in pole vaulting. She won gold
medals at the...
- Babinski–
Nageotte syndrome is an
alternating brainstem syndrome. It
occurs when
there is
damage to the
dorsolateral or
posterior lateral medulla oblongata...
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Clinton Scott Nageotte (/nəˈʒɒt/ nə-ZHOT; born
October 25, 1980) is a
former right-handed pitcher.
Nageotte was
selected by the
Seattle Mariners in the...
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Aleth Guzman-
Nageotte (1904,
Burgundy – 1978, Paris) was a
French sculptor and medalist. She
studied at the
School of Fine Arts of
Dijon under the direction...
- Jean
Nageotte (8
February 1866 – 22 July 1948) was a
French neuroanatomist born in Dijon. He
obtained his
medical degree in
Paris in 1893, and afterwards...
- 19
nations competed. In her
first Olympics, 30-year-old
American Katie Nageotte won the gold
medal with a
clearance of 4.90 metres. The
silver medal went...
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McMaster Egg
Slide ruling used for
counting microbial eggs in
fecal material,
Nageotte Chamber ruling for
counting low
levels of
white cells in
white cell-reduced...
- Babinski–
Nageotte syndrome:
Syndrome seen in
unilateral bulbar lesions of the
medullobulbar transitional region.
Named with
neurologist Jean
Nageotte. Babinski–Vaquez...
- 1552-4604.1984.tb01831.x. PMID 6725621. S2CID 42278510. Giannini, A. James;
Nageotte, Catherine; Loiselle,
Robert H.; Malone,
Donald A.; Price,
William A. (1984)...
