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CONSORT Flow Diagram.

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Fig 2.

Scheme Illustrating the Various Yoga Positions.

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Histogram and test for homoscedasticity of the mixed effects linear model.

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Table 1.

Demographic and Baseline Characteristics of Study Participants.

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Least squares means and mean values of the covariates of the changes in IOP in the Adho Mukha Svanasana position over time.

The X axis represents each time point an IOP measurement was taken (0 = Baseline seated; 1 = Immediate position; 2 = 2 minutes position; 3 = Post position seated; and 4 = 10 minutes post position seated). The Y axis represents the IOP in mmHg after adjusting for the covariates. Subjects with glaucoma diagnosis are depicted ‘Glaucoma = 1’; controls are ‘Glaucoma = 0’.

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Table 2.

Interquartile Range, Mean and Standard Deviations (SD) of Intraocular Pressure in Normal Individuals and Glaucoma patients for Each Yoga Position and Time Point.

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Least squares means and mean values of the covariates of the changes in IOP in the Uttanasana position over time.

The X axis represents each time point an IOP measurement was taken (0 = Baseline seated; 1 = Immediate position; 2 = 2 minutes position; 3 = Post position seated; and 4 = 10 minutes post position seated). The Y axis represents the IOP in mmHg after adjusting for the covariates. Subjects with glaucoma diagnosis are depicted ‘Glaucoma = 1’; controls are ‘Glaucoma = 0’.

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Fig 6.

Least squares means and mean values of the covariates of the changes in IOP in the Halasana position over time.

The X axis represents each time point an IOP measurement was taken (0 = Baseline seated; 1 = Immediate position; 2 = 2 minutes position; 3 = Post position seated; and 4 = 10 minutes post position seated). The Y axis represents the IOP in mmHg after adjusting for the covariates. Subjects with glaucoma diagnosis are depicted ‘Glaucoma = 1’; controls are ‘Glaucoma = 0’.

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Fig 7.

Least squares means and mean values of the covariates of the changes in IOP in the Viparita Karani position over time.

The X axis represents each time point an IOP measurement was taken (0 = Baseline seated; 1 = Immediate position; 2 = 2 minutes position; 3 = Post position seated; and 4 = 10 minutes post position seated). The Y axis represents the IOP in mmHg after adjusting for the covariates. Subjects with glaucoma diagnosis are depicted ‘Glaucoma = 1’; controls are ‘Glaucoma = 0’.

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Table 3.

Analysis of a Mixed-Effects Regression between the Change in Intraocular Pressure and Various Parameters during Yoga Exercises with Head-Down Positions.

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Fig 8.

Predictive Margins of Diagnostic Groups versus Time with 95% Confidence Intervals.

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Fig 9.

Predictive Margins of Yoga Pose versus Time with 95% Confidence Intervals.

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Table 4.

Analysis of margins and contrasts for the predictors pose, diagnostic group, and time.

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Table 5.

Analysis of margins and contrasts for the predictors pose, diagnostic group, and pose*time.

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