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Examination of involved nail manufacturing records indicated the implant was manufactured according to specification.The implant was not available to the company; thus, its physical examination was not possible.However, x-rays provided (of immediate post-op.And post nail failure) indicate the case involved a comminuted fracture and a non-union.Breakage of proximal femur nails is known and documented in the literature, with reported rates that range from 0.2% to 5.6% [1].[1] johnson na et al., risk factors for intramedullary nail breakage in proximal femoral fractures: a 10-year retrospective review.Ann r coll surg engl.2017; 99(2): 145-150.
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