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. 2021 Apr 9;19:eRW6186. doi: 10.31744/einstein_journal/2021RW6186

Table 1. Study design, arms, interventions, and study time progress.

Identity
number
Phase Patient
features
Intervention by arm CP dose (day) Age
range
(years)
Start
date
Completion
date
Progress
(%)
Recruitment
status
NCT02735707(10) IV Severe acute respiratory illness and severe community acquired pneumonia Corticosteroid versus antibiotics versus macrolide versus Influenza antiviral versus LPV/Rit versus HydChl versus IFN-β1a versus Anak versus Tmab versus Smab versus Vit C versus heparin versus simvastatin versus CP versus ST 1 or 2 units within 48 hours >18 4/11/16 12/1/23 58 Recruitingz
NCT04391101(11) III Severe patients treated in ICU CP associated with ST versus ST 400-500mL >18 6/1/20 12/1/21 19.2 Not yet recruiting
NCT04372979(12) III Early care of hospitalized patients CP associated with ST versus SP associated with ST 200-230mL 18-80 5/1/20 5/1/21 37.3 Not yet recruiting
NCT04418518(13) III Early care for patients hospitalized CP associated with ST versus ST 500mL of single-donor or 2 units of 250mL from 1-2 donations 18-70 6/24/20 12/1/21 15.6 Recruiting
NCT04355767(14) III Severe/critical hospitalized patients CP (antibodies titers ≥1:160) versus placebo CP: 1-unit versus placebo: saline with multivitamin >18 8/11/20 12/1/22 4.0 Not yet recruiting
NCT04432103(15) III Severe/critical hospitalized patients CP from IgG (severe patients versus critical patients) associated with ST NR >19 6/19/20 9/30/20 84.5 Not yet recruiting
NCT04348656(16) III Early care for patients hospitalized CP versus ST 500mL of single-donor or 2 units of 250mL from 1-2 donations >20 5/14/20 12/31/20 53.2 Recruiting
NCT04425915(17) III Severe/critical hospitalized patients CP associated with ST versus ST 2 doses of 250mL on consecutive day started by day 3 of symptom onset >21 6/14/20 5/30/21 26.3 Recruiting
NCT04362176(18) III Patients hospitalized or in ICU Pathogen reduced CP versus placebo CP: 500mL within 12 hours (day 0) versus placebo: 250mL of Lactate Ringers associated with multivitamins (day 1) >22 4/24/20 4/1/21 41.8 Recruiting
NCT04381858(19) III Severe respiratory failure with invasive mechanical ventilation CP (antibodies titers >1:164) versus HIg CP: 400mL (2 units) versus HIg: 0.3g/kg/day (5 doses) 16-18 5/6/20 9/30/20 89.1 Recruiting
NCT04361253(20) III Patients hospitalized CP (high-titer) versus SP (FFP or FP 24) HT-CP: 2 doses of 250mL of single donor within 24 hours; FFP: 2 units of 200-275mL >1 04/30/20 12/1/21 23.6 Recruiting
NCT04376034(21) III Mild, moderate and severe/critical severity CP associated with ST versus ST Adult: 200 to 250mL; children: 10mL/kg; 2 units severe patients or critical condition >30 days 4/16/20 3/30/21 43.4 Recruiting
NCT04483960(22) III No severe patients LPV/Rit versus HydChl versus CP 1 unit on day 1 and day 2 >18 7/21/20 6/12/22 8.0 Recruiting
NCT0434528 9(23) III Mild, moderate and severe/critical hospitalized patients CP associated with ST (Smab versus baricitinib versus HydChl) versus ST associated with injective placebo CP: (twice 300mL) and single dose of 600mL; placebo: (twice 300mL) and single dose of 600mL IV saline oral placebo: three times/day (7 days) >18 5/1/20 6/15/21 33.2 Recruiting
NCT04342182(24) II-III Hospitalized patients CP associated with ST versus ST 300mL (according to the Erasmus MC KIS protocol) >18 4/8/20 7/1/20 100 Recruiting
NCT04388410(25) II-III Hospitalized patients with severe disease or at risk for severe disease. CP versus placebo CP: 2 units of 200mL within 24-72 hours); placebo: 200mL of saline >18 8/25/20 12/31/20 15.6 Not yet recruiting
NCT04374526(26) II-III Hospitalized patients CP associated with ST versus ST 200mL/day for 3 days >65 5/27/20 6/30/21 27.6 Recruiting
NCT04384588(27) II-III Oncological and non-oncological patients with severe disease CP associated with ST versus ST 1 or more units >15 4/7/20 4/6/21 44.0 Recruiting
NCT04425837(28) II-III Hospitalized patients at high risk of severe disease or in ICU CP (antibodies titers of ≥1:160) associated with ST versus ST 2 doses of 200mL in a day >18 7/1/20 2/1/21 34.9 Not yet recruiting
NCT04395170(29) II-III Early care for patients hospitalized CP associated with ST versus anti-COVID-19 HIg versus ST CP: 200-250mL (day 1 and 3); 10% IgG solution: 50mL (patient ≥50kg); 1 mL/Kg (patient <50Kg), on days 1 and 3 >18 9/1/20 6/1/21 4.8 Not yet recruiting
NCT04380935(30) II-III Hospitalized patients in ICU (using mechanical ventilation) CP associated with ST versus ST NR >18 5/18/20 10/31/20 71.7 Not yet recruiting
NCT04332835(31) II-III Moderate and severe/critical severity CP associated with ST versus HyChl associated with ST 250mL on days 1 and 2 18-60 8/8/20 10/31/20 44.0 Not yet recruiting
NCT04385043(32) II-III Severe/critical hospitalized patients CP associated with ST versus ST NR 18-60 5/1/20 5/15/21 35.9 Recruiting
NCT04381936(33) II-III Hospitalized patients at high-risk of severe disease LPV/Ritversus corticosteroid versus HyChl versus Azi versus Tmab associated with ST versus CP associated with ST 275mL±75mL on days 1 and 2 all 3/19/20 12/1/31 4.2 Recruiting

Passive immunotherapy occurs through the infusion of plasma from convalescent individuals, hence the use of the term convalescent plasma which can also be called hyperimmune plasma or ABO-compatible convalescent plasma.

CP: convalescent plasma; LPV: lopinavir; Rit: ritonavir; HydChl: hydroxychloroquine; IFN-β1a: interferon-β1a; Anak: anakinra; Tmab: tocilizumab; Smab: sarilumab; Vit C: vitamin C; ST: standard therapy; ICU: intensive care unit; SP: standard plasma; IgG: immunoglobulin G; NR: not report; HIg: human immunoglobulin; FFP: fresh frozen plasma; FP24: plasma frozen within 24 hours after phlebotomy; HT-CP: high-titer convalescent plasma; IV: intravenous; Azi: azithromycin.