<ul><li>In terms of body composition, the report shows the following for each arm, each leg and trunk (and head) and total:</li><li>Fat mass</li><li>Lean mass</li><li>Bone mass (bone mineral content)</li><li>Total mass (fat + lean + bone)</li></ul><p>The scan also gives you these metrics for your whole body:</p><ul><li>Body fat percentage (BF%, fat mass divided by total body mass)</li><li>Fat Mass Index (fat mass divided by height-squared)</li><li>Android/gynoid ratio (BF% in the android (belly region, male fat area) divided by BF% in the gynoid (hip-thigh-buttock region, female fat area)</li><li>Fat Mass Ratio (% Fat Trunk divided by % Fat Legs)</li><li>Trunk-to-Limb Fat Mass Ratio (fat mass of the trunk divided by fat mass total of the legs)</li><li>Visceral Fat (this is an estimate of internal fat in a section of the android region).</li><li>Lean Mass Index (total soft-tissue lean mass divided by height-squared)</li><li>Appendicular Lean Mass Index (soft-tissue lean mass on the limbs divided by height-squared)</li></ul><p>The scan will also provide an indication of your bone density (BMD), with these data points for each arm, each leg, left-side ribs, right-side ribs, thoracic spine, lumbar spine, pelvis and head. Note you should not track bone density with whole-body scans. The bone density results are just an indication only.</p>