Table 2. Clinical characteristics of neonatal cases of coronavirus disease 2019 described thus far in English literature.

CS: Cesarean section, NP: Nasopharyngeal swab, PCR: Polymerase chain reaction, SARS-CoV-2: Severe acute respiratory syndrome-coronavirus 2

Author (Reference)	Zeng et al. (3)	Zeng et al. (3)	Zeng et al. (3)	Kamali et al. (7)	Patek et al. (10)	Coronado et al. (11)	Alzamora et al. (4)	Hu et al. (5)	Current case
Gestational age (Weeks)	40	40 4/7	31 2/7	Full-term	39	36	33	40	39
Day of life when illness started	2	0	0	15	14	21	0	Asymptomatic	22
Mode of delivery	CS	CS	CS	CS	CS	Not available	CS	CS	Vaginal
Presentation	Fever, lethargy	Fever, lethargy, vomiting	Respiratory distress	Fever, tachypnea, and mottling	Fever, erythema of digits, poor feeding	Congestion, tachypnea, reduced feeding	Respiratory insufficiency (?secondary to maternal general anesthesia)	N/A	Fever, decreased oral intake
Abnormal labs	Abnormal Procalcitonin	Leukocytosis, lymphopenia, elevated creatine kinase	Abnormal coagulation profile	None	Neutropenia, elevated liver enzymes, MRSA from wound cultures	Rhinovirus positive, elevated CRP, Procalcitonin	N/A	None	None
Chest radiography	Pneumonia	Pneumonia	Pneumonia	Normal	Bilateral perihilar streaking	Bilateral infiltrates	Normal	Normal	Normal
SARS-CoV-2 testing	NP, rectal swabs + PCR	NP, rectal swabs + PCR	NP, rectal swabs + PCR	NP + PCR	NP + PCR	NP + PCR	NP + PCR	Throat swab + PCR	NP + PCR
Probable mode of transmission	? Vertical	? Vertical	? Vertical	Horizontal	Horizontal	Horizontal	?Vertical	? Vertical	Horizontal
Outcome	Recovered	Recovered	Recovered	Recovered	Recovered	Recovered	Recovered	Recovered	Recovered