Ponderal index

The ponderal index is somewhat comparable to Body mass index, but gives a more fair comparison between individuals of different stature.

Instructions:
1. Measure weight and height and enter values.

Pondoral Index:

22.5

Normal weight

Height

ft' in''

170

Weight

lbs

143

Background

Ponderal index is calculated as weight divided by height raised to the power of 3.

Ponderal index = kg / (m x m x m)

References

Dimensional analysis and theory of biological similarity.
Günther B.
Physiol Rev. 1975 Oct;55(4):659-99.

Der Index der Körperfülle als Maß des Ernährungszustandes
F. Rohrer
Münchner Med. Wschr. 68(1921), 580-582

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#8 Wilbert 2014-03-17 06:53

Quoting Carl:

Hi
Thank you for providing the Ponderal index calculator, just a quick comment to say that the units in the weight should be kg (kg with a small case "k" and not Kg).

Technically, the units used for weight should be Newtons (N). The quantity should be mass instead of weight if we want to use kilograms.

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#7 Carl 2012-09-01 11:02

Hi
Thank you for providing the Ponderal index calculator, just a quick comment to say that the units in the weight should be kg (kg with a small case "k" and not Kg).

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#6 Jennifer Vanderputten 2011-11-07 21:49

Do you have plans for making a ponderal index calculator for children shorter than 4'11"? Or if this calculator doesn't apply to children at all, then one for children specifically?

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#5 Morten Z 2010-09-24 22:40

Paul -> yes, that is the formula. We will very soon update this calculator with the option to use imperial units. (Why couldn't we not just all agree to use SI-units ;-)

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#4 paul 2010-09-24 06:29

Formula: like density: mass divided by volume (height x height x height)

The Index is for international units. For imperial units and other local units like stones and handwidth you need to translate them.

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#3 sh-jahanian 2010-05-22 16:44

HI
I'm student in ms.midwifery
I need ponderal index with thesis
do yau have formula or chart ponderal index with infant?
thank's alot

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