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Improving length-based weight estimates by adding a body habitus (obesity) icon
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 10/05/09
Yamamoto LG et al. – Adding body habitus information to the patient's length results in a more accurate weight estimate than length alone in children. The accuracy improvement is greater in children 3 years and older as compared to younger children.
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