IDSA — Clinical Practice Guideline Update on the Prevention of Invasive Aspergillosis in Adult Solid Organ Transplant Recipients
Infectious Diseases Society of America, 2026
Prevention strategy is organ- and risk-specific rather than universal. In liver transplant recipients, IDSA suggests against universal anti-Aspergillus prophylaxis and favors risk-targeted prevention approaches; recommendations differ by transplanted organ and local epidemiology.
Clinical Context & Relevant Topics (3)
Disease ReferenceImmediate and subsequent ICU care after liver transplantation: donor type and ischemia exposure, hemodynamics, graft dysfunction, vascular/biliary complications, rejection, infection, AKI, neurotoxicity and immunosuppression
ICU care of the kidney-transplant recipient: allograft dysfunction, vascular/urologic emergencies, rejection, infection, immunosuppression toxicity and renal replacement decisions
Host immune defects, neutropenic sepsis, acute respiratory failure (PJP/Aspergillus), tumor lysis syndrome, leukostasis, CAR-T CRS/ICANS, and ICU triage.