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Evidence of melioidosis by country
Occurrences of melioidosis
Overall
Environment
Human (all)
Human (from contributors)
Animal
Contributors
All
B. pseudomallei
identification
Isolate or specimen storage
Research collaboration
Biosafety guidance
Reporting human cases
Reporting mortality of
melioidosis
Special note
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Summary data
Culture confirm cases by country
represents ‘Jardin des Plantes’ in Paris where soil cultures positive for
B. pseudomallei
were initially reported after an outbreak of melioidosis, which was thought to have originated from a panda imported from China.
Represents Bologna, Italy, where
B. pseudomallei
in tap water (6 out of 85 specimens) was reported in 2000. However, confirmation of
B. pseudomallei
by any specific laboratory tests has never been reported.
represents Chittering, southwest Western Australia, where
B. pseudomallei
was isolated and confirmed from a single soil specimen in 1980, following the outbreak of melioidosis in animals. There has been no evidence of environmental
B. pseudomallei
in southwest Western Australia since then.
Evidence consensus
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Data Marker
Report melioidosis cases diagnosed by culture positive for
B. pseudomallei
from any animal and/or human clinical specimens and/or organism isolated from soil or water within 1 year period
Report melioidosis cases diagnosed by culture positive for
B. pseudomallei
from organism isolated from soil or water within 1 year period
Report human melioidosis cases diagnosed by culture positive for
B. pseudomallei
from any clinical specimens within 1 year period
Contributors report human melioidosis cases diagnosed by culture positive for
B. pseudomallei
from clinical specimens within 1 year period
Report animal melioidosis cases diagnosed by culture positive for
B. pseudomallei
from any clinical specimens within 1 year period
Contributors
All contributors.
Contributors supporting identification of
B. pseudomallei.
Contributors supporting s
torage for clinical specimens or
B. pseudomallei
isolates.
Contributors supporting
B. pseudomallei
research collaboration.
Contributors supporting advise or training on biosafety guidance.
Contributors reporting human casess of culture positive for
B. pseudomallei
Summary data
Total 1 - 10 culture confirm melioidosis cases reported in the country
Total 11 - 100 culture confirm melioidosis cases reported in the country
Total 101 - 1000 culture confirm melioidosis cases reported in the country
Total >1000 culture confirm melioidosis cases reported in the country
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