The gender that met with most of the femoral fractures was females with 80.7 average age. Osteoporosis considered as a significant risk factor in the progression of these fractures. No statistical significance was seen with concern to the radiological variables. Most frequently used management approach was the surgery with the plate of osteosynthesis. The death rate at four years found to be of 40%. However, all fractures recovered, but the ambulation ability of survivors' was diminished. Particular therapeutic algorithms and classification methods are required to enhance the prognosis and management of these fractures.