TABLE 1.

Summary of reported COVID‐19 infection cases among kidney transplant recipients

Patient	Age	Co‐morbid Conditions	Clinical Presentation	SARS Co‐V‐2 Diagnosis	Imaging	Treatment	Immunosuppressive Agent Modifications	Outcome
1	50	HIV HTN Asthma, Steatohepatitis Resolved HBV	Fevers Chills Nasal congestion Cough Anosmia Dysgeusia	NP swab	None	None	MMF reduced	Recovered
2 4	28	Lupus‐like syndrome	Low grade fevers Malaise Sore throat Rhinorrhea	NP swab	CT chest: normal	Oseltamivir	None	Recovered
3 7	75	COPD HTN Heart disease	Fevers Dyspnea Myalgias	NP swab	CT chest: extensive bilateral GGO	Hydroxychloroquine Lopinavir/ritonavir	Tacrolimus discontinued MMF discontinued	Expired
4 7	52	HTN	Fevers Dyspnea Diarrhea, Myalgias AKI	NP swab	CT chest: extensive bilateral GGO	Hydroxychloroquine Darunavir/cobicistat Colchicine	Tacrolimus discontinued MMF discontinued	Remained hospitalized
5‐40 15	32‐77	Not available	Fever (58%) Cough (53%) Dyspnea (44%) Myalgias (36%) Diarrhea (22%)	Not available	Imaging consistent with viral pneumonia (96%) b	Hydroxychloroquine (86%) Azithromycin (46%) Leronlimab (7%) Tocilizumab (7%) High‐dose glucocorticoids (7%)	Anti‐metabolite discontinued (86%) Tacrolimus discontinued (21%)	Mechanic al ventilation (39%) Remained hospitalized (43%) Expired (28%)
41 8	50	HTN DM	Fever Cough	NP swab	CXR: minimal interstitial lesions	None	None	Recovered
42 10	50	Splenectomy ITP PTLD HTN	Fever Vomiting	NP swab	CXR diffuse bilateral infiltrates	Lopinavir/ritonavir Hydroxychloroquine Interferon Beta	Tacrolimus discontinued Everolimus discontinued	Remained in ICU
43 11	52	Not available	Fatigue Cough Dyspnea Chest pain and tightness Anorexia Nausea Abdominal pain	OP swab	Chest CT: GGO and consolidation	Methylprednisolone IVIG Interferon α	Tacrolimus discontinued MMF discontinued	Recovered Repeat OP swab negative on day 18
44 12	38	Not available	Fever Cough	OP swab	Chest CT: typical signs of viral infection	Oseltamivir or arbidol a	Tacrolimus reduced MMF discontinued	Recovered Repeat OP swab negative on day 26
45 12	64	Bladder cancer	Fever Productive cough Myalgias Fatigue	OP swab	Chest CT: typical signs of viral infection	Oseltamivir or arbidol a	Glucocorticoid discontinued MMF discontinued	Residual dyspnea at time of hospital discharge
46 12	37	HTN	Fever Cough	OP swab	Chest CT: typical signs of viral infection	Oseltamivir or arbidol a IVIG	Tacrolimus discontinued MMF discontinued	Recovered Repeat OP swab negative on day 22
47 12	47	Not available	Fever Productive cough Myalgias Fatigue	OP swab	Chest CT with typical signs of viral infection	Oseltamivir or arbidol a	Tacrolimus discontinued MMF discontinued Glucocorticoid discontinued	Resolved Repeat OP swab positive on day 18
48 12	38	HTN DM	Fever Productive cough Myalgias Fatigue	OP swab	Chest CT with typical signs of viral infection	Oseltamivir or arbidol a	None	Resolved Repeat OP swab negative on day 18
49 13	49	Not available	Fever Respiratory symptoms	NP swab	Chest CT with multifocal GGO	Lopinavir/ritonavir Ribavirin Interferon‐alpha‐2b Methylprednisolone	None	Resolved
50 14	58	Testicular cancer	Fever Dyspnea Cough	NP swab	Chest CT peripheral GGO	None	Belatacept discontinued MMF discontinued	Resolved

Abbreviarions: AKI, acute kidney injury; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; CXR, chest radiograph; DM, diabetes mellitus; GGO, ground‐glass opacity; HBV, hepatitis B virus; HTN, hypertension; ITP, idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura; IVIG, intravenous immunoglobulin; MMF, mycophenolate mofetil; NP, nasopharyngeal; OP, oropharyngeal; PTLD, post‐transplant lymphoproliferative disorder.

^a Not specified which of the two medications (oseltamivir or arbidol) the patient received.

^b Imaging modality not specified.