Research Article

Accommodative Exercises to Lower Intraocular Pressure

Table 2

Ocular characteristics of study participants.

Young age n = 11Middle age n = 9Old age n = 11

Baseline IOP, OD mmHg16.99 ± 2.9120.10 ± 3.3919.21 ± 3.170.09
Baseline IOP, OS mmHg17.32 ± 2.219.78 ± 3.1019.22 ± 3.750.18
CCT, mm0.57 ± 0.030.56 ± 0.030.54 ± 0.030.12
AC depth, mm3.22 ± 0.332.92 ± 0.422.67 ± 0.31<0.01
AC diameter, mm12.08 ± 0.5512.05 ± 0.2511.94 ± 0.330.72
AC angle, right, deg47.60 ± 6.0038.7 ± 7.0836.4 ± 7.12<0.01
AC angle, left, deg44.79 ± 7.4936.89 ± 9.3332.5 ± 7.34<0.01
Near pupil, OD, mm6.75 ± 0.794.41 ± 0.774.45 ± 0.84<0.0001
Near pupil, OS, mm5.88 ± 0.924.03 ± 0.584.34 ± 0.73<0.0001
Far pupil, OD, mm6.98 ± 0.684.98 ± 0.854.86 ± 0.83<0.0001
Far pupil, OS, mm6.43 ± 1.054.80 ± 0.974.71 ± 0.66<0.01

CCT, central cornea thickness; AC, anterior chamber depth; near pupil, pupil size during accommodation; far pupil, pupil size during nonaccommodation. value was obtained by the one-way ANOVA comparing all three age groups.