Body Surface Area (BSA) is the measured or calculated surface area of a human body frequently used in physiology and medicine. For many clinical purposes BSA is a better indicator of metabolic mass than body weight because it is less affected by abnormal adipose mass. Estimation of BSA is simpler than many measures of volume.
BSA Calculators vs Inputs | |||
Method | Height | Weight | Gender |
Mosteller | x | x | |
Gehan and George | x | x | |
Boyd | x | x | |
DuBois | x | x | |
Haycock | x | x | |
Fujimoto | x | x | |
Takahira | x | x | |
Schlick | x | x | x |
Costeff | x | ||
Wang Hihara | x | x |
Age Range | Male | Female |
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Neonate | 0.243 m² | 0.234 m² |
2 years old | 0.563 m² | 0.54 m² |
5 years old | 0.787 m² | 0.771 m² |
10 years old | 1.236 m² | 1.245 m² |
13 years old | 1.603 m² | 1.55 m² |
18 years old | 1.98 m² | 1.726 m² |
20 to 79 years old | 2.06 m² | 1.83 m² |
80 and above | 1.92 m² | 1.638 m² |