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Khurana A et al. – Nail back out occurred in 8 cases, of which only 3 required nails repositioning. The mean Constant score at final follow–up was 91 ; it was significantly lower in patients over 50 years of age and in those with segmental fractures. In this series, Ender retrograde nailing gave overall satisfactory results and appeared as a safe and efficient technique.

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