TABLE 1.

Synoptic table of patient course and treatment

	Sex	Age	Time post‐LT	Location of management	Symptoms	Interstitial pneumonia	Treatment	Baseline IS	Changes to IS	Outcome
Patient 1 a	M	69	5 d	Ward	Fever, dry cough	No	HCQ	Tac + MMF +Pred	↓MMF	Alive
Patient 2 a	M	59	8 mo	Ward	Mild dyspnea, diarrhea	Yes	HCQ, O2	Tac + Eve	None	Alive
Patient 3 a	M	56	3 y3 mo	Ward	Sore throat, dry cough, fever	Yes	HCQ, O2	Tac + Eve	Stop Tac	Alive
Patient 4	M	58	2 mo	Home	None	No	None	Tac + MMF +Pred	None	Alive
Patient 5	F	64	4a4 mo	Ward	Fever, lack of appetite, diarrhea	Yes	Steroids, O2	Tac + Pred	↑Pred	Alive
Patient 6	M	64	8a	Ward	Fever	Yes	HCQ, O2, CPAP	Tac + MMF	Stop MMF, ↓Tac	Alive
Patient 7	M	64	9 y3 mo	Ward	Fever	Yes	LPV/RTV, HCQ, O2	Tac + MMF	Stop Tac	Alive
Patient 8	M	62	11a	Ward	Fever	Yes	DRV/RTV, HCQ, steroids, O2	Tac + MMF	Stop Tac	Dead b
Patient 9	M	75	11a8 mo	Ward	Diarrhea, myalgia, fever, cough	Yes	Steroids, O2, CPAP	Tac + MPA	Stop MPAStop Tac	Dead
Patient 10	F	85	22a7 mo	Ward c	None	No	None	Tac	None	Alive

Abbreviations: CPAP, continuous positive airway pressure; DRV/RTV, darunavir/ritonavir; Eve, everolimus; HCQ, hydroxycholoroquine; IS, immunosuppression; LPV/RTV, lopinavir/ritonavir; LT, liver transplantation; MMF, mycophenolate mofetil; MPA, mycophenolic acid; Pred, prednisone; Tac, tacrolimus.

^a Cases of the first three patients are reported in detail in the manuscript.

^b Deceased for unrelated cause after negative COVID‐19 test.

^c Patient admitted for rectus abdomins abscess, accidentally diagnosed with SARS‐CoV‐2 infection during admission.