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. 2000 Feb;38(2):613–619. doi: 10.1128/jcm.38.2.613-619.2000

TABLE 3.

Clinical and demographic characteristics of patients with symptomatic EBV infections

Patient no. Age (yr)/sexa Type of transplant No. of yrs posttransplantation EBV DNA level (GE/0.5 μg of PBMC DNA) Clinical symptom(s)b Treatmentc Outcome
1 46/F Heart 5 100 FI, LFTa, leukopenia ↓ISR Improved
2 62/M Heart 10 3,000 FI ↓ISR Improved
3 62/M Heart 5 5,000 NHL ↓ISR, IFN-α Dead
4 60/F Liver 1 100 LFTa ↓ISR Improved
5 65/M Heart 9 11,520 FI Stop ISR Improved
6 59/M Heart 7 7,500 FI ↓ISR Improved
7 42/M Heart 5 126,000 MOI Stop ISR, ACV Dead
8 60/M Heart 8 1,000 FI ↓ISR Improved
9 51/M Heart 3 1,200 FI ↓ISR Improved
10 46/M Heart 8 11,200 MOI ↓ISR, IFN-α Dead
11 10/F Heart 2 10,000 NHL ↓ISR, ACV Dead
12 67/M Heart 6 7,000 Multiple lymph node involvement ↓ISR, ACV Dead
13 18/F Heart 4 223 NHL ↓ISR, ACV Improved
14 21/M Heart 2 8,300 NHL ↓ISR, ACV Improved
15 21/M Heart 7 8,570 NHL ↓ISR, ACV Dead
a

M, male, F, female. 

b

FI, febrile illness; LFTa, liver function test abnormalities; MOI, multiple organ involvement. 

c

↓ISR, immunosuppressive regimen reduction; IFN-α, alpha interferon; ACV, acyclovir.