AnthroCalc APK

Latest Version 2.9.0 for Windows

Updated 2025-03-23

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Version 2.9.0 (#742)

Updated 2025-03-23

APK Size 4.2 MB

Requires Android Android 2.1+ (Eclair)

Offered by Daniel L. Metzger, MD

Category Free Medical App

App id appinventor.ai_dlmetzger58.AnthroCalc

Developer's notes Anthropometric calculator of centiles and Z-scores for measurements in children.

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Latest updates

What's new in AnthroCalc 2.9.0

Enhancements to improve and unify appearance of UI screen. Now remembers direct-entry or exact-date input for premature infant screens. Have fixed a calculation error for the weight/length ratio (WLR) on the “INTERGROWTH-21st Newborn Size” screen. Fixed minor bugs on the “Height Velocity,” “Predicted Adult Height” and “Olsen” screens.

Editor's review

Download the latest AnthroCalc application, version 2.9.0, compatible with Windows 10/11 (using emulators such as Bluestacks), Android devices. This free Medical app is developed by Daniel L. Metzger, MD and is easy to download and install.

Previous versions, including 2.9.0, 2.8.6, 2.8.3, 2.7.4, 2.7.2, 2.4.7, are also available. If you need help or have any problems, please let us know.

Description

The AnthroCalc app calculates percentiles and Z-scores for length/height, weight, weight-for-length/height, body-mass index, and head circumference for typically growing children (using WHO or CDC references); for children with a number of syndromes (Turner, Down, Prader–Willi, Russell–Silver and Noonan); and for preterm infants (using Fenton, INTERGROWTH-21st, or Olsen references). The app also performs specialized calculations of blood pressure (using NIH 2004 or AAP 2017 references), extended obesity measures, waist circumference, arm circumference, triceps and subscapular skinfolds, target (midparental) height, predicted adult height, and height velocity for healthy children. Citations are provided for each reference range used for the calculations. Patient-specific data derived from WHO and CDC growth charts can be stored on device for later retrieval.