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. 2021 Mar 16;12(2):e02996-20. doi: 10.1128/mBio.02996-20

TABLE 1.

Characteristics of the study cohortb

No/low viral load (<1,000 copies/ml) (n = 69) Viremia (>1,000 copies/ml) (n = 68) P valuea
Gender (% female) n = 29 (42%) n = 36 (53%) ns
 
Median age, yr (range) 57.9 (19–66) 53.5 (18–71) ns
 
D/R serostatus ns
    D+/R n = 17 (24.6%) n = 19 (28.0%)
    D/R+ n = 24 (34.8%) n = 13 (19.1%)
    D+/R+ n = 28 (40.6%) n = 36 (52.9%)
 
Viral load (copies/ml plasma) (min–max)
    n (%) n = 31 (44.9%)
    Median days post-LTX (min–max) 150 (65–319)
    Median viral load (copies/ml plasma) (min–max) 141 (126–454)
 
1st highly viremic episode
    n (%) n = 68 (100%)
    Median days post-LTX (min–max) 141 (26–454)
    Median viral load (copies/ml plasma) (min–max) 4.3 × 103 (1,400–1.4 × 106)
 
2nd highly viremic episode
    n (%) n = 25 (36.8%)
    Median days post-LTX (min–max) 194 (113–587)
    Median viral load (copies/ml plasma) (min–max) 2.7 × 103 (1,060–9.2 × 104)
 
3rd highly viremic episode
    n (%) n = 2 (2.9%)
    Mean days post-LTX (min–max) 370 (113–587)
    Mean viral load (copies/ml plasma) (min–max) 1.5 × 103 (1,240–3,130 × 103)
 
4th highly viremic episode
    n (%) n = 1 (1.5%)
    Days post-LTX 492
    Viral load (copies/ml plasma) 1.1 × 103
a

Differences between groups were assessed with the Mann-Whitney or χ2 test.

b

Abbreviations: D+, HCMV-seropositive donor; D, HCMV-seronegative donor; ns, not significant; R+, HCMV-seropositive recipient; R, HCMV-seronegative recipient; LTX, lung transplantation.