gehan and george formula

How is the Gehan and George Formula Calculated?

The Gehan and George formula for calculating BSA is given by:
\[ BSA (m^2) = 0.20247 \times Height^{0.725} (cm) \times Weight^{0.425} (kg) \]
This formula takes into account both the height and weight of the child, providing a comprehensive estimate of their body surface area.

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