Table 1

Baseline characteristics of included studies

Author, yearCountryStudy typePopulationSample sizeAge (years)% maleFollow-up (months)Confirmatory testYear of testing% positive HEV-IgG% positive HEV-RNASerology assay used
Abravanel et al, 201225FranceRetrospectiveAllo-HSCT and auto-HSCT candidates885165.96 months after transplantPositive IgG/IgM/RNA2009–201036.40Adaltis/Wantai
Ankcorn et al, 201847UKProspectiveAllo-HSCT candidates144N/AN/A4–18HEV-RNA/Ag2016N/A2.08N/A
Furfaro et al 202024ItalyRetrospectiveAllo-HSCT and auto-HSCT candidates5634856.5N/APositive IgG/RNA2010–2015, 2017–20196.043.4Wantai/Ultra
Koenecke et al, 201226GermanyRetrospectiveAllo-HSCT with elevated ALT524162N/APositive IgG/RNA1998–20045.80Abbott
Reekie et al, 201848UKCross-sectionalAllo-HSCT and auto-HSCT259N/AN/AN/AHEV-RNA2013–2015N/A0.39N/A
Swartling et al, 202049SwedenRetrospectiveAllo-HSCT candidates236N/AN/A25Positive IgG/IgM/RNA2008–20154.73.4Diapro
Tang et al, 201950ChinaRetrospectiveHaploidentical allo-HSCT with elevated ALT1772663.336.9Positive IgG/IgM/RNA2014–2017N/A3.9MP Diagnostics
Versluis et al, 201320The NetherlandsRetrospectiveAllo-HSCT candidates32850.45440.9Positive IgG/IgM/RNA2006–201112.92.4Wantai
Willemse et al, 201751The NetherlandsRetrospectiveAllo-HSCT with elevated ALT130N/A53.8N/AHEV-RNA2005–2015N/A4N/A
  • Ag, antigen; Allo-HSCT, allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplant; ALT, alanine transaminase; HEV, hepatitis E virus; N/A, not available.