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Introduction
The M30 report from VISBODY provides you with a detailed analysis of your posture, body circumference, shoulder function, and body composition. The aim of the report is to break down complex measurements and help you understand your results in a simple and intuitive manner.
In the upper right corner of the report, you will find a score that ranges from 0 to 100. This score is calculated from the results of each report to provide you with a general view of your parameters.
Each section will cover specific information about each detail of the report to make it easier to read your results. The body scan machine may reveal some unusual results, which commonly trigger feelings of worrisome and unrest. Luckily, you don’t have to freak out or wait for weeks to understand what everything means. Your results from the body analyzer are quite easy to interpret with the information that’s provided below.
Deep Dive into Posture Analysis Report
The Posture Evaluation Overview involves a detailed analysis that uses advanced 3D body scanning technology. This machine is commonly referred to as a full body 3D scanner or body analyzer as it plays an indispensable role in the assessment of various aspects of posture. The scanner machine is based on original research and development of instant high-precision 3D/4D human body scanning technology by Visbody Technology.
Here are the elements you will find on your M30 result sheet:
Forward Head Posture
The forward head posture is evaluated with the body scanner machine to determine the extent of head alignment deviation. This is important to identify neck and shoulder strain, which is commonly linked to prolonged screen time.
Head Tilt
The 3D body scanner measures the degree of head tilt. This information can be helpful in the diagnosis of unilateral neck strain. It can also unveil other underlying conditions, such as limb numbness and migraines.
Rounded Shoulders Posture
The body scanner fitness technology assesses shoulder posture, which identifies rounded shoulders that can impact respiratory and cardiovascular functions. Rounded shoulders are extremely prevalent and require physical therapy to fix. Unfortunately, untreated rounded shoulders can place more strain on your chest, which precipitates respiratory symptoms.
Uneven Shoulders
This parameter checks for height differences in the shoulders. Imbalances between the two shoulders can be a sign of scoliosis. In less severe cases, they may be the root cause behind your chronic cervical or shoulder pain.
Anterior/Posterior Pelvic Tilt
The full body 3D scanner evaluates the pelvic angle, which provides you with information about any potential lumbar muscle strain, pelvic floor muscle strength, and issues related to the position of the organs.
These comprehensive assessments in the Posture Analysis Report are made possible by AI vision and 3D optical reconstruction technologies within the 3D scanner. The insights are key to form a complete understanding of your posture. The advanced body scanner technology makes it possible to get accurate and tailored recommendations for posture correction.
Deep Dive into Body Circumference Report
Neck Circumference
Neck circumference is the simple measurement of the neck’s thickness. It may be useful for people with chronic snoring as increased neck circumference may indicate excessive lipid deposition around the upper airways. Consequently, you may suffer from symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea.Arm Circumference
The body scanner measures the circumference of both arms to assess the muscle and fat distribution of the upper body. It is a great indicator of upper body strength and muscle hypertrophy progress.Chest Circumference
This parameter reflects the size of the thoracic cavity, which indicates lung capacity and potential respiratory health. It also gives insights into the muscle mass of the pectoral muscles, especially for strength training gurus.Waist Circumference
The waist circumference is perhaps the most important measurement in the Body Circumference Report. The number given in the report has significant clinical indications, especially for individuals who suffer from obesity. Dozens of randomized clinical trials established a link between increased waist circumference and an array of debilitating diseases, such as type 2 diabetes and coronary artery disease. The waist circumference gives you an idea of how much lipids are stored in the viscera, which is a well-established risk factor for metabolic syndrome.Hip Circumference
Hip circumference is useful to assess lower body strength and bone health. It also helps in the estimation of adipose tissue depositions for women with gynoid obesity.Thigh Circumference
The thigh circumference complements the hip circumference and provides you with further details about your lower body strength. All of these measurements are taken by the BIA machine to give you an accurate evaluation of your anthropometric measurements. The analysis of these results is recommended for a tailored approach to nutrition and fitness.Deep Dive into Shoulder Function Report
The Shoulder Function Report focuses on detailed evaluations of shoulder mobility, including specific movements such as abduction, upthrow, and anteflexion for both left and right arms. These assessments are important to objectively assess your range of motion and identify subclinical limitations or stiffness of shoulder joint mobility.
The evaluation of both abduction and anteflexion helps you identify any issues in the articular range of motion of the shoulder. For instance, individuals with a frozen shoulder or supraspinatus tendinitis will frequently have severe restrictions when it comes to shoulder movements. Unfortunately, these conditions may be diagnosed late due to subtle symptom onset.
This detailed analysis is extremely beneficial for individuals on a fitness schedule or those engaged in a rehabilitation program. It ensures a targeted and effective approach that improves shoulder mobility early on.
As you go through the details of the report, you will find the following elements:
Abduction and Upthrow
The ROM of the shoulder can be measured through abduction and upthrow. Each arm is assessed separately to understand the lateral and upward mobility of the shoulder articulation. After each result, you will find the Standard Range and Evaluation Conclusion. The former will list a standard range of motion based on previously obtained data, whereas the latter will provide a brief interpretation of your result.
Anteflexion and Upthrow
This parameter examines the forward and upward range of motion of the shoulder. You will find similar information about the Standard Range and Evaluation Conclusion compared to the previous parameter.
Shoulder Function Assessment Result
At the end of the Shoulder Function Report, you will find specific information about your measurements. This section will provide a brief interpretation of your results as well as the most likely cause of any restriction(s) you may have. If necessary, the Shoulder Function Assessment Result will highlight the need to visit a healthcare professional for a more in-depth look into the underlying cause behind your articular mobility issues.
