👉 DT:infection, short for Direct Tissue Infection, is a severe and localized form of bacterial infection that occurs when bacteria invade and multiply directly within a tissue or organ, bypassing the body's normal immune defenses. This type of infection often results from breaches in skin integrity, such as cuts or abrasions, or through invasive medical procedures like surgeries or catheter placements. Once inside, bacteria can cause significant damage, leading to symptoms like pain, swelling, pus formation, and systemic complications if not promptly treated. The rapid spread and localized nature of DT:infection make it particularly dangerous and requires immediate medical intervention to prevent severe outcomes, including tissue necrosis and sepsis.
