Table 2.

Demographic and clinical details and outcomes of 14 patients with WU polyomavirus.

Pt	Group	Age (month)	Sex	Underlying Disease	Diagnosis	Intubation	ECMO	Samples	Co-detected organisms	Outcome
1	1	32	Male	Post liver transplant for fulminant hepatitis	Pneumonia	–	–	Upper	Rhinovirus	Alive
2	1	36	Male	Post liver transplant for fulminant hepatitis	Pneumonia	+	–	Lower	Rhinovirus	Alive
3	1	51	Male	Activated PI3 Kinase delta syndrome	Pneumonia	+	+	Lower	KI polyomavirus*	Dead
4	2	6	Male	Preterm (30 w, 1560 g)	Bronchiolitis	–	–	Upper	Human coronavirus NL63, Human Metapneumovirus	Alive
5	2	8	Female	Preterm (28 w, 683 g), 21 trisomy	Pneumonia	+	–	Lower	Negative	Alive
6	2	19	Female	Preterm (22 w, 335 g), chronic lung disease	Pneumonia	–	–	Upper	Adenovirus	Alive
7	2	23	Male	Preterm (26 w, 900 g)	Pneumonia	+	–	Lower	Negative	Alive
8	2	41	Female	Preterm (26 w, 435 g), chromosomal abnormality	Pneumonia	+	–	Lower	Respiratory syncytial virus	Dead
9	3	12	Male	Klinefelter syndrome (41 w, 2666 g)	Pneumonia	+	–	Lower	Negative	Alive
10	3	54	Male	Myelomeningocele (37 w, 1994 g)	Pneumonia	+	–	Lower	Negative	Alive
11	3	105	Male	Neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (41 w, 4046 g)	Pneumonia	+	–	Lower	Negative	Alive
12	4	15	Female	–	Pneumonia	+	+	Lower	Human Metapneumovirus	Alive
13	4	42	Male	–	Pneumonia	–	–	Lower	Parainfluenza type 2, Adenovirus, Enterovirus	Alive
14	4	79	Male	–	Pneumonia	–	–	Lower	Mycoplasma pneumoniae	Alive

Abbreviation: ECMO: Extra corporeal membrane oxygenation.

^*Detected by metagenomic analysis.