This document describes the treatment of a 20-year-old patient who sustained a fractured neck of the femur. The initial fixation failed, resulting in cut through of the implants, which were removed after 5 months. MRI confirmed viability of the femoral head. The plan was to fix a fibular graft to fill the previous DHS tract, re-fix with a DHS device, and perform an abduction osteotomy. However, during the procedure the DHS screw pushed too far inferiorly due to soft bone. Additional trochanteric wiring was required to avoid too much medialization from the high subtrochanteric osteotomy connecting to the barrel plate hole.