'patient size' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the physical size of someone who is being seen by a doctor, therapist, or other health professional. For example, "The patient size made it difficult to perform the necessary tests."
Impact of acquisition geometry, image processing, and patient size on lesion detection in whole-body 18F-FDG PET.
However, VV-ECMO has been limited in neonates secondary to cannula design and patient size.
The clinically estimated values were compared with the measured values, after adjusting for patient size.
Patient size is 1 determinant in selecting a mechanical circulatory support device.
Dependence of Whole-Body-FDG-PET Whole-Body-FDG-PET Whole-Body-FDG-PET Whole-Body-FDG-PETpatient size, randoms variance reduction and acquisition geometry.
Impact of patient size, acquisition mode, reconstruction algorithm, and randoms and attenuation corrections on lesion detection and activity estimation in whole-body FDG-PET.
Specifically, we describe an approach tailored to the available scanner technology and to patient size aimed at providing consistently robust CTA studies across all vascular territories.
The nature and extent of the operation, patient position, blood pressure, and a variety of factors related to patient size have been touted as predictors of blood loss.
Despite the use of echocardiography, it is often difficult to correctly position the VVDL cannula in neonates due to patient size and anatomy.
Ikuta I, Warden GI, Andriole KP, Khorasani R, Sodickson A. Estimating patient dose from x-ray tube output metrics: automated measurement of patient size from CT images enables large-scale size-specific dose estimates.
The inherent limitations to safe and effective VAD support in pediatrics are largely related to patient size restrictions and the challenges presented in supporting patients with congenital heart disease.
