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Roger Irving Lee
American physician, 1881-1964.
Associated eponyms:
Lee and White method
Biography:
Roger Irving Lee worked with Paul Dudley White in the medical service at Massachusetts General Hospital before World War I. Together they developed a technique for measuring blood coagulation, which is still commonly used, called the Lee and White method. Lee also first demonstrated that persons with AB blood group can be universal recipients.
We thank Leonid P. Churilov for information submitted.
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