Patients were encouraged to walk with partial weight-bearing 2-6 weeks post-operatively, then with full weight-bearing according to follow-up radiographs. Follow-up was undertaken at 3, 6, and 12 postoperative months. Plain AP and lateral radiographs were obtained at each visit. All changes in the position of the implant, complications, or fixation failures were recorded. At each postoperative control, we recorded pain about the hip, Lurch and duration of union .We report our results after an average period of 12.45 (+/- 2.9) months. The current study included 16 (38.10%) male patients and 26 female patients (61.90%) with a mean age of 64.3 years (+/- 13.9 SD). Out of the whole patient population, 28 (66.67%) patients had unstable inter-trochanteric fractures while 14 (33.33%) had subtrochanteric fractures. No intra-operative difficulties were encountered with most of our patients (88.10%), while in 5 patients some sort of intra-operative difficulty was encountered either with the proximal screw (2 patients), the distal screw (2 patients) or due to a lost pin (in 1 patient).Post-operative general as well as local complications experienced by patients were also recorded. For the general complications, only 1 patient (2.38%) developed DVT, 2 patients (4.76%) developed post-operative infection, while none of the patients developed respiratory infections, urinary tract infections, GIT disturbances nor bed sores. As for local complications, femoral shaft fracture was encountered in 1 patient (2.38%) while acetabular penetration (cut-out) was encountered in two patients (4.76%), with no other local complications encountered in the rest of the study population. In view of the good clinical and radiological results as well as the low morbidity rate demonstrated throughout our study, we find use of this implant to be of particular interest and perfectly adapted in primary surgery for both elderly and young patients, offering the advantage of a closed procedure with a stable biomechanical construct for inter-trochanteric and subtrochanteric fractures.