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The '''body-surface area''' (BSA) — that is, more precisely, the surface area of a human body or, equivalently, the size of its skin — | The '''body-surface area''' (BSA) — that is, more precisely, the surface area of a human body or, equivalently, the size of its skin — | ||
is a physiological measure used in medicine. | is a physiological measure used in medicine. |
Revision as of 13:39, 7 September 2011

The body-surface area (BSA) — that is, more precisely, the surface area of a human body or, equivalently, the size of its skin — is a physiological measure used in medicine.
A common estimate is given by the Mosteller formula: