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Predictors of body surface area

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Published1992
Citations219
References22

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A formula to estimate the approximate surface area if height and weight be known

1916 • 4,502 citations

CLINICAL CALORIMETRY

1916 • 4,077 citations

Bioenergetics and Growth.

1946 • 3,395 citations

Applied Linear Regression

1987 • 2,944 citations

Bioenergetics and Growth

1946 • 2,397 citations

BODY SIZE AND METABOLIC RATE

1947 • 1,709 citations

Geometric method for measuring body surface area: A height-weight formula validated in infants, children, and adults

1978 • 1,607 citations

Quantitative comparison of toxicity of anticancer agents in mouse, rat, hamster, dog, monkey, and man.

1966 • 1,363 citations

physiology of human pregnancy

1971 • 621 citations

Estimation of human body surface area from height and weight.

1970 • 566 citations

Applied Linear Regression

1981 • 387 citations

The use of body surface area as a criterion of drug dosage in cancer chemotherapy.

1958 • 291 citations

SIMPLIFICATION OF DRUG DOSAGE CALCULATION BY APPLICATION OF THE SURFACE AREA PRINCIPLE

1950 • 166 citations

The Growth of the Surface Area of the Human Body.

1936 • 165 citations

Determination of Human Body Surface Area From Height and Weight

1954 • 136 citations

SYSTEMIC BLOOD FLOW IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN WITH AND WITHOUT HEART DISEASE

1963 • 54 citations

The experimental error inherent in measuring the growing human body

1929 • 33 citations

The physiologic significance of body surface area

1965 • 33 citations

The systemic blood flow in congenital heart disease, with an examination of the validity of the cardiac index.

1956 • 23 citations

Medicine and Clinical Engineering

1977 • 23 citations

Medicine and clinical engineering

1978 • 19 citations

A FORMULA FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE SURFACE AREA OF INFANTS

1913 • 9 citations

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