In summary, high rates of complications, particularly in the PJI group are concerning; the stabilization of survivorship beyond three years offers a degree of reassurance for both surgeons and patients. The ASL indication group presented the slowest onset time for both complications and revisions. The PJI Indication group was the quickest to onset for both complications and revisions making these patients a high-risk treatment group. Finally, this study showed that revisions with DFR serves as a viable surgical option for patients, especially patients suffering from periprosthetic fractures.
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