Urinary MicroRNAs as Potential Markers for Non-Invasive Diagnosis of Bladder Cancer.

This miRNA showed a differential expression only with a statistical trend ( p = 0.05) in our study, but had to be excluded from some statistical approaches due to its low expression levels. miR-183, which was better performing in our cohort than miR-96, also emerged as a possible marker for high-grade NMIBC in the report from Pardini et al., who identified promising diagnostic miRNAs by NGS in cell-free urine supernatants from BCa patients and control subjects [ 45 ].

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