Gibson and Evans evaluated the blood volume of normal adults based on body surface area (BSA) and height. The authors are from Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
Parameters:
(1) gender
(2) body surface area (from 1.2 to 2.2 square meter)
Body Surface Area |
Male |
Female |
1.2 |
|
2425 mL |
1.3 |
2650 mL |
3100 mL |
1.4 |
3440 mL |
3550 mL |
1.5 |
4050 mL |
3900 mL |
1.6 |
4580 mL |
4090 mL |
1.7 |
4950 mL |
4180 mL |
1.8 |
5350 mL |
4200 mL |
1.9 |
5700 mL |
|
2.0 |
6050 mL |
|
2.1 |
6400 mL |
|
2.2 |
6750 mL |
|
If this data is approximated in Minitab:
blood volume for a male in mL =
= (4126 * ((BSA)^3)) - (23956 * ((BSA)^2)) + (49662 * (BSA)) - 30473
blood volume for a female in mL =
= (4306 * ((BSA)^3)) - (25798 * ((BSA)^2)) + (50895 * (BSA)) - 28937