Oncology Dosing & Response
Every oncology dosing & response calculator on CalcEngines — unit converters, derived indices and interpretive tools, each with its formula, a worked example and the reference intervals it is judged against.
5 calculators in this section
- Calvert Carboplatin Dose CalculatorDose (mg) = target AUC × (GFR + 25). The 25 is a non-renal clearance term in mL/min, so the kidney function fed in must be absolute and not indexed to 1.73 m² — and whether to cap it at 125 mL/min is a live disagreement this page prints both sides of.
- Carboplatin AUC From Dose CalculatorThe Calvert formula run backwards: what exposure did a given carboplatin dose actually target? Useful for auditing a reduced dose, a flat dose or a dose computed on the wrong kidney function value — which is the commonest reason the answer surprises.
- Cumulative Anthracycline Dose CalculatorTotal a patient's anthracycline exposure as a doxorubicin-equivalent dose in mg/m², by three published factor sets at once, because they disagree: mitoxantrone's conversion factor has been published as 4 and as 10.5 by reputable bodies, and this page prints both rather than choosing.
- Dose Per Body Surface Area CalculatorConvert a protocol dose in mg/m² to milligrams and back, with body surface area computed by Mosteller — and with the capping question answered the way ASCO answers it: full weight-based dosing regardless of obesity status, on low-quality evidence and a moderate-strength recommendation.
- Nottingham Prognostic Index CalculatorNPI = 0.2 × size in cm + node stage + grade, each of the last two scored 1 to 3. Derived in 1,629 women at Nottingham City Hospital between 1976 and 1989, so its survival figures belong to that cohort and that era rather than to anyone treated today.