Aim: To assess the long-term results of a series of porous-coated anatomic cementless total hip prostheses. Material and Methods: A total of 91 PCA (How-medica) total hip arthroplasties performed between 1984–1988 were analyzed with a mean follow-up of 13.5 years. Clinical results were assessed according to Merle DñAubignŽ-Postel score. Radiographic þxation was assessed according to Engh et al. Results:Thigh pain (17 hips) was correlated with unstable þxation (p=0.0096). Thirty-one cups and six stems were revised. Radiographic loosening ocurred in 21 cups and 12 stems. Mean polyethylene wear was 0.16 mm/year. Cup loosening was related with an acetabular wear equal to or more than 2 mm (p=0.0018) and an small cup size (p=0.015). Stem loosening was related with poor femoral canal þlling (p=0.046). Fifty (54.9%) hips had femoral osteolysis and were related with polyethylene wear of more than 2 mm (p=0.0015) and with hips with poor femoral þlling (p=0.0285) and unstable þxation (p=0.00005). Conclusions:The PCA cup has had worse results than the stem. Cup loosening is related with the acetabular wear and cup size. The frequent proximal femoral osteolysis is associated with unstable þxation and poor femoral þlling