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Table 2 Results of baseline and post-Yoga practice sleep, activity, and symptom assessments

From: Tailored individual Yoga practice improves sleep quality, fatigue, anxiety, and depression in chronic insomnia disorder

Variables

Median (Q1,Q3)

Baseline measurements

Post-3 months Yoga practice measurements

p value

Polysomnography

total sleep time (min)

402(336–456)

408(352–440)

0.68

sleep efficiency (%)

82.2(71.4–91.3)

86.9(80.6–90.2)

0.25

sleep onset latency (min)

18(12–34)

15(12–33)

0.30

REM latency (min)

98(67–129)

111(76.5–142)

0.29

Stage N1(%)

3.1(1.3–4.1)

2.5(1.7–3.4)

0.22

Stage N2(%)

51.3(39.4–59.2)

48(45–55.5)

0.90

Stage N3(%)

24.2(18.2–28.7)

24.6(18.7–31.3)

0.29

Stage REM(%)

22.4(17.9–26.6)

20.5(15.5–23.8)

0.21

Arousal index (/h sleep)

10.4(6.1–12.4)

8.2(6.8–10.5)

0.64

Actigraphy

time in bed (min)

532(499–551)

518(465–536)

0.13

total sleep time (min)

421(375–456)

434(375–473)

0.82

sleep efficiency (%)

80.2(77.7–84.9)

85.2(78.7–89.7)

0.11

Arousals (n)

10.8(7–12.7)

7.9(6.7–10.6)

 < 0.01

naps (n)

0.3(0.17–0.5)

0.4(0–0.7)

0.20

steps walked/day (n)

7406(5657–8853)

7060(6383–9717)

0.23

Time spent > 3METs/day (min)

118(63–152.8)

85(64–130)

0.15

Questionnaires

Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index

14(13–16)

8(7–11)

 < 0.001

HADS-A

9(7–11)

6(5–9)

0.02

HADS-D

5(3–7)

2(1–4)

 < 0.001

Epworth Sleepiness Scale

6(3–9)

5(3–7)

0.04

Pichot fatigue scale

14(11–20)

10(7–14)

0.01

  1. HADS Hospital Anxiety Depression scale, REM rapid eye movement, METs metabolic equivalent of tasks