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. 2016 Jan 15;6(2):331–340.

Table 3.

Associations of urinary ORM1/Cr level with bladder cancer

Clinical feature Number Urinary GC levels (ng/mg) P
Age ≥65 years 52 6988.25±3107.29 0.256
Age <65 years 60 7401.97±4451.57
Male 97 7257.12±4297.54 0.548
Female 15 6806.27±3317.95
With diabetes 34 6884.79±4187.56 0.741
Without diabetes 78 7647.29±3533.47
With hypertension 45 7579.46±3557.75 0.642
Without hypertension 67 6952.42±3972.41
With hematuria 61 7502.19±3788.85 0.756
Without hematuria 51 7009.85±4387.69
With urinary inflammation 40 6652.58±4477.84 <0.0001*
Without urinary inflammation 72 7290.58±4156.75
New cases 66 7467.87±3719.97 0.256
Recurrences 46 6647.45±3859.74
No metastasis 91 7002.36±2998.69 0.113
Metastasis 21 8045.45±4841.74
Low grade non-invasive papillary urothelial carcinoma 39 5313.35±1341.39 <0.0001*
High grade non-invasive papillary urothelial carcinoma 36 5892.76±1943.94
Infiltrating urothelial carcinoma 37 10376.49±2677.76

Data are expressed as mean ± SD. *Significant *P<0.05.