Result Interpretation

Children Result Sheet

What does your InBody Result Sheet mean? Hover over different parts of the InBody Result Sheet to get a brief overview of what each body composition output means.

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The InBody Children Result Sheet provides a comprehensive breakdown of muscle, fat, and body water for children aged 3 to 18 years old. Featuring growth graphs derived from authoritative sources such as the WHO and CDC, it serves as a valuable tool for monitoring a child’s growth and development.

Below, you will find a concise breakdown of each section of the Result Sheet.

* The information provided is to be used for educational/informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Only certified medical & health professionals may diagnose patients and provide such advice.

Body composition is a method of describing what the body is made of. It offers quantitative values and normal ranges for four core body components: Body Water, Protein, Minerals, and Body Fat.

Muscle-Fat Analysis uses bar graphs to display current weight, muscle mass, and fat mass. This analysis helps assess a child’s body fat in relation to their overall body weight, which can aid in preventing the risks of childhood obesity.

This section displays a child’s Percent Body Fat and Body Mass Index, giving you a better idea of the current obesity level and the risks of related health conditions. Percent Body Fat offers a more precise obesity analysis, which can help in early detection of hidden health risks in children.

Evaluates growth development of a child by assessing Height-for- Age, Weight-for-Age and BMI-for-Age graphs. The graph includes growth percentiles, allowing comparison of a child’s growth with standard reference values. This helps determine if the child is growing at an expected rate compared to peers.

Track the history of the body compositional change. Take the InBody Test periodically to monitor your progress.

A unique index created by InBody for children, designed to simplify the assessment of their current body composition and physical growth.

Assessment of BMI and Percent Body Fat can help identify the potential risk of obesity in children. This allows for early intervention, which can lead to the prevention of developing metabolic syndrome and other related diseases at an early age.

Helps assess childhood obesity by comparing the current weight with the ideal weight. The child is considered to be developing childhood obesity if the current weight is higher than the recommended weight.

Impedance is the resistance value measured when electrical currents are applied throughout the body. Based on the measured data, key body composition outputs can be analyzed. Impedance is also used for many research purposes.