Table 1. Epidemiologic and clinical characteristics of solid organ donors associated with potential SARS-CoV-2 transmission investigations, United States, March–May 2020*.

Donor	Cause of death	Organs procured from donor and transplanted into other recipients	Chest radiograph and chest CT findings	Donor lung disposition	Results of BAL PCR	Results of serum PCR	Results of nasopharyngeal PCR
A	Hemorrhagic stroke	Bilateral lungs, liver, left kidney	Bilateral lower lobe consolidations	Both lungs transplanted	Negative	Negative	NT
B	Ischemic stroke	Right lung, liver, left kidney	Bilateral lower lobe consolidations	Single lung not allocated in time	NT	Negative	NT
C	Opioid overdose	Bilateral lungs, liver, left kidney, right kidney, pancreas	Bilateral lower lobe consolidations	Both lungs transplanted	NT	Negative	NT
D	Head trauma	Liver, left kidney, right kidney, heart	Bilateral lower lobe consolidations	Lungs not transplanted because of traumatic damage	NT	Negative	NT
E	Hemorrhagic stroke	Bilateral lungs, right kidney, left kidney/split liver, split liver, heart	No focal infiltrates, small pneumomediastinum	Both lungs transplanted	NT	Negative	NT
F	Head trauma	Left lung, right lung, liver, and heart	Bilateral lower lobe consolidations	Both lungs transplanted	NT	Negative	NT
G	Head trauma	Heart/left kidney, liver, right kidney/pancreas	Bilateral lower lobe consolidations	Lungs not transplanted because of abnormal chest imaging	NT	Negative	NT
H	Opioid overdose	Heart, left kidney, right kidney, liver	Patchy ground glass in all lobes	Lungs not transplanted because of abnormal chest imaging	NT	Negative	Negative

*In the 14 days before death, none of the donors had known contact with someone who had been sick with or received a diagnosis of coronavirus disease, had traveled, or had reported nosocomial transmission of SARS-CoV-2 in the donor hospital. None of the donors experienced symptoms consistent with COVID-19, including fever, cough, and shortness of breath. BAL, bronchoalveolar lavage; CT, computed tompgraphy; COVID-19: coronavirus disease; NT, not tested; SARS-CoV-2, severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2.