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Table 2.

Characteristics of viral load at onset in symptomatic and asymptomatic patients.

	Symptomatic	Asymptomatic	p-value
CMV DNA in blood (positive vs. negative)	75/123 (61%)	61/127 (48%)	0.224^a
Blood viral load (copies/ml; min–max)	58,015	4,287	*0.025* ^b
Blood viral load (copies/ml; min–max)	(234–1,134,000)	(178–49,600)
Urine viral load (copies/ml; min–max)	10,369,737	4,814,068	0.306^b
Urine viral load (copies/ml; min–max)	(1,000–572,000,000)	(399–111,000,000)
CMV DNA in CSF (positive vs. negative)	13/84 (15%)	0/52 (0%)	<0.001^a

^{^a}

X².

^{^b}

t-Student.

CSF: cerebrospinal fluid.

Statistically significant p-values are in bold.