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. 2022 Nov 2;17(11):e0276929. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0276929

Table 2. Demographic and clinical data of convalescents after liver transplantation and matched non-immunosuppressed comparators.

Pre-pandemic 1–2 months
p
3–4 months
p
≥ 5 months non-vacc
p.
≥ 5 months vacc.
p
OLT (n = 16) OLT (n = 15) non-IS-Con (n = 14) OLT (n = 16) non-IS-Con (n = 16) OLT (n = 3) non-IS-Con (n = 34) OLT (n = 14) non-IS-Con (n = 11)
Sex male (n;%) 10; 62.5 9; 60 8; 57.1 .881 9; 56.3 10; 62.5 .729 2; 66.7 25; 74 .858 8; 57.1 4; 36.4 .322
Age median (min; max) 56 (20;68) 56 (25;68) 51 (32; 60) .649 56 (22;72) 46 (21;68) .780 56 (20;68) 50 (27;57) .906 56 (32; 72) 50 (27;57) .162
Time after diagnosis in weeks median (min; max) 6 (3;8) 6 (4;8) .707 15 (9;20) 12 (9;17) .730 26 (25; 30) 59 (36,65) .154 29 (24;56) 59 (36;65) .000
Inpatient yes (n;%) 2; 13.3 0; 0 .678 3; 18 0; 0 .715 2; 66.7 0; 0 .953 1; 7.1 0; 0 .088
WHO clinical progression scale 1 3 1 3 1 1 0 6 2
2 11 12 11 14 1 33 7 7
3 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0
4 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 2

(p-values compare OLT and non-IS-Con at the time point after COVID-19 disease, pre-pandemic samples are not compared to another group).