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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 31.
Published in final edited form as: Pharmacotherapy. 2010 Jun;30(6):554–561. doi: 10.1592/phco.30.6.554

Table 2.

CMV Disease and Treatment Characteristics

N (%)
Demographic Characteristic (N=35)
Viremia present 29 (83%)
Maximum CMV PCR titer, median copies/mL (range)a 145,160 (2000–4.7*106)
Duration of viremia, median days (range) 18 (3–85)
CMV Disease
 Pneumonitis 26 (74%)
 Enteritis 9 (26%)
CMV Pneumonitis (N=26)
 Viremia present 20 (77%)
 BAL CMV PCR or culture positive 7 (27%)
 Intubated 14 (54%)
  Treatment prior to intubationb 11 (79%)
  Treatment within 24 hours of intubationb 12 (86%)
CMV Enteritis (N=9)
 Viremia present 9 (100%)
 Histologically-observed inclusion bodies 7 (78%)
 Treatment prior to CMV enteritis diagnosis 6 (67%)
 Treatment within 24 hours of CMV enteritis diagnosis 8 (89%)
CMV disease diagnosis, median days post-HSCT (range) 63 (0–369)
Total CMV-IVIG doses administered, mean (SD) 4 (±2.0)
CMV-IVIG initiation, median days post-CMV disease diagnosis (range) 0 (0–15)
CMV-IVIG initiation, median days post-viremia (range) 10 (0–62)
Concomitant antivirals administered
 Ganciclovir 31 (89%)
 Foscarnet 14 (40%)

CMV – Cytomegalovirus; PCR – Polymerase chain reaction; BAL – Bronchoalveolar lavage; HSCT – Hematopoietic stem cell transplant; CMV-IVIG – Cytomegalovirus intravenous immune globulin

a

N=15, as this testing method was not available for the full cohort

b

These characteristics were not mutually exclusive