AnthroPed vs Simple Ballard Score Usage & Stats

This application calculates and graphically represents the Z-Score and percentile of the main anthropometric indicators, while also providing a detailed analysis of growth velocity, using days of life as a reference. It was developed and programmed by Gerson Rodríguez, Pediatric Specialist. Key Features: 1. Charts and Calculations of Percentiles and Z-Scores: Based on WHO parameters, with sensitivity to days of life to ensure precise growth assessments for the following indicators: Weight/Height Weight/Age Height/Age BMI/Age Head Circumference/Age 2. Growth Velocity Analysis: Evaluates increases in length, weight, or head circumference, displaying Z-scores, percentiles, and graphs to highlight progress between assessments. 3. Growth Curves for Children with Cerebral Palsy: Includes charts for height, weight, and BMI, stratified by the Gross Motor Function Classification System (I-V), with Level V further divided into those requiring a feeding tube (FT) and those not requiring one (NT). Published by Jordan Brooks in Pediatrics 128.2: e299-e307. 4. Daily Fluid Requirements Calculation: Based on the Holliday and Segar method or body surface area considerations. 5. Create and Manage Patient Databases: Includes percentiles, Z-scores, and anthropometric measurements for comprehensive tracking. 6. Easy Data Import and Export: Facilitates flexible and practical database management. 7. Charts and Calculations for Preterm Neonates: Based on FENTON (2013), INTERGROWTH-21st, and OLSEN (2010) references. 8. Growth Charts for Patients with Down Syndrome: Specially adapted for this population. The results provided by this application are based on the LMS model (Cox Distribution: Skewness, Mean, and Coefficient of Variation), applied to each growth indicator: height, weight, BMI, and head circumference. Access all features with a single payment, which includes future updates at no additional cost. No internet connection is required, ensuring usability anywhere.