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Comparison of the Effectiveness of Body Surface Area Estimation Formulas in Predicting the Risk of Death in Patients with Heart Failure. [PDF]
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Adjusting dialysis dose (Kt) scaled to Body Surface Area (BSA) could be a more logical approach. [PDF]
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Predictors of body surface area
Journal of Clinical Anesthesia, 1992To determine the accuracy of body surface area (BSA) calculations proposed in the literature and their applicability to patient populations such as neonates and parturients.Using 395 actual BSA measurements in the literature, 15 prediction formulas were assessed for accuracy using the root mean squared error (RMSE) method of prediction.
Ronald A Thisted
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Determination of hand surface area as a percentage of body surface area by 3D anthropometry
Burns, 2008This study investigates the hand surface area (HSA) and palm surface area (PSA) percentages of body surface area (BSA). The HSA and PSA of 135 men and 135 women were measured by scanner and incorporated into an existing BSA database to derive %HSA/BSA and %PSA/BSA using five stature heights and three body weights in accordance with population ...
Chi-Yuang Yu
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Calculation of Surface Area of the Body
Pediatrics, 1960Several recent commentaries have been concerned primarily with the use of surface area of the body as a means of computing parenteral fluid dosages. Since there is, fortunately, a reasonably wide latitude of bodily homeostatic mechanisms, it becomes largely a matter of personal preference whether one utilizes surface area to estimate initial dosages or
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Body Surface Area in Human Beings
Nature, 1964Halliday and Hugo1 reported on a new method for the determination of the radiation surface area of the human body. They concluded that “measurements on a conventionalized model of a human being have shown that a human subject in the spread-eagle position presents the largest radiation area that can be presented, and that this area is approximately 95 ...
C H, VANGRAAN, C H, WYNDHAM
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