Method: A retrospective study was conducted among 95 patients admitted in our institution (a tertiary medical care) over a period of 1 year between 2019-2020. Various aspects have been compared. The predictors used were the calcaneal bone mineral density, age, gender and assessing functional outcome based on surgery type i.e. Dynamic hip screw, nailing, or replacement surgeries. In multivariate hazards models, several risk factors increased the risk of intertrochanteric fracture. Other factors also played a major role in occurrence of intertrochanteric fracture in various populations’ Steroid use and impaired functional status and Poor health status being some of them. Data were analyzed with t-test, Pearson’s correlations, and multivariate regression.

Result: A total of 97 patients were selected of which 95 patients completed the study with an average follow up time of 6 months. 2 patients died in the course of follow up and the rest 68 were eligible for analysis with Harris his score (HHS) and Euro 5 dimension were taken at final follow up and came into the following conclusions.

Conclusion: We could identify several baseline factors associated with intertrochanteric fractures in the given population which helped us in treatment and functional outcome, and also if extrapolated to the general population could help in avoiding the occurrence of intertrochanteric fractures in various strata of general population.