Aim: To describe the clinical evolution and the epidemiological profile of long bone fractures in child.

Patients and Method: This was a five-year retrospective study of closed fractures of long bones in children aged 9, 7 years on average. 74 fractures were synthesized by guying or screwing. The results were evaluated according to Osthern and Tscherne and parental satisfaction by an individual investigation form.

Results: The following operations were marked by complications such as infection (17%), implant migration (18%), nonunion (10%) and vicious callous (4%). According to the assessment criteria, 32% were excellent, 47% were good and 20% were bad. 20% of parents were very satisfied, 62% were satisfied and 17% were disappointed with the results of the management.