Table 2. Katherine flood-associated melioidosis cases.

Demographics*	Risk factors	Inoculating event	Incubation period	Clinical presentation	Outcome
65F, non-Indigenous	Diabetes, chronic lung disease	Unknown	3 days	Acute pneumonia with septic shock	Died
53M, First Nations	Diabetes	Walked 3km through flood waters to recover belongings	1 day	Acute bacteraemic pneumonia	Survived
22F, non-Indigenous	None	Cut hand on glass cleaning up after floods	1 day	Finger abscess requiring incision and drainage	Survived
65F, First Nations	None	Unknown	Unknown	Lower leg ulcer	Survived
39F, non-Indigenous	None	Unknown	Unknown	Pustule overlying knee	Survived
24M, non-Indigenous	None	Cut lower leg in flood waters	10 days	Infected leg wound	Survived
53M, non-Indigenous	None	Cut shin on caravan tow bar in flood waters	Unknown	Chronic ulcer on shin	Survived
38M, non-Indigenous	None	Cut finger on barbed wire and fell into flood waters	Unknown	Chronic wound on finger	Survived
37M, non-Indigenous	Hazardous alcohol consumption	Cut lower leg on ceramic pot in flood waters	5 days	Lower leg ulcer	Survived

*Age in years, sex (M = male, F = female), ethnicity