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Freifeld AG et al. – Asymptomatic WNV infection is common among immunocompromised SOT patients, occurring as often as it does in non–immunocompromised controls. The data indicated that severe WNV NID is less frequent in SOT patients, contrary to what has been suggested in other studies.

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