Determinants of Outcome and Complications in Femoral Neck Fractures Treated with Dynamic Hip Screw: The Role of Age, Gender, Fracture Type, and Reduction Quality

Fracture type and reduction quality were the most important factors influencing complications. In particular, unstable and high-angle fractures were associated with increased risk, and the quality of reduction had a direct impact on treatment success. Age and gender did not show a significant effect on complication rates. The DHS stands out as both a biomechanically and economically effective treatment choice.