Body Surface
Area
BSA in m² by Mosteller and Du Bois.
Open the body surface area calculator →Enter the white cell count and the neutrophil and band percentages to get the absolute neutrophil count, with grading.
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| Granulocytes counted | — |
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The absolute neutrophil count (ANC) is the true number of neutrophils per microlitre of blood — the white cells that fight bacterial infection. It is the white cell count multiplied by the percentage of neutrophils, which includes both mature segmented neutrophils and immature bands, divided by 100.
Enter the white cell count and the neutrophil and band percentages from a differential. A low ANC (neutropenia) increases infection risk and is graded from mild to severe; it is watched closely during chemotherapy.
ANC = WBC × (% neutrophils + % bands) ÷ 100
An ANC of 1,500/µL or above is generally normal. Below that is neutropenia: mild (1,000–1,500), moderate (500–1,000) and severe (under 500), with severe carrying the highest infection risk.
Yes. The ANC uses the total of segmented (mature) neutrophils and bands (immature neutrophils). Both are counted because both contribute to fighting bacterial infection.
Chemotherapy can suppress neutrophil production, and a low ANC leaves patients vulnerable to serious infection. The ANC guides decisions about treatment timing, precautions and growth-factor support.
BSA in m² by Mosteller and Du Bois.
Open the body surface area calculator →Corrected QT by Bazett and Fridericia.
Open the QTc calculator →Friedewald LDL from a lipid panel.
Open the LDL cholesterol calculator →Holliday-Segar 4-2-1 fluid rate.
Open the maintenance fluid calculator →Fractional excretion of sodium.
Open the FeNa calculator →