The aim of this study is to determine the possible association between survival of the cementless or hybrid endoprosthesis of the hip with the position of the cementless femoral component. A retrospective study was carried out in which 105 patients were selected, of which 7 were excluded from stating due to the inability to process data. The remaining 98 were subjected to a study where their data was collected from the medical documentation of the orthopedic Clinic of Lovran. Most patients, 93 (94.898%) have cementless endoprosthesis, and 5 (5.102%) have hybrid endoprosthesis. X-ray images of operated hips were processed in the AutoCAD computer program where angles between the longitudinal axis of the femoral canal and the longitudinal axis of the femoral stem were measured. The obtained angles determine the position of the emblem, which is in varus (-), zero degree or valgus (+). Statistical analysis has shown that there are no statistically significant differences in the survival of femoral stem in the elderly and younger than 55 years (p = 0.877), varus and valgus stem (p = 0.955) and gender (p = 0.907) at the level of statistical significance p <0.05. Kolmgorov's Smirnov test of normality is statistically determined to have no normal distribution of years of patients, while the distribution of the posterior position in degrees is normal. Out of the total number of patients, ten stems did not survive the 15-year period (10,2014%). The remaining 88 (89.796%) survived, but at six, a revision procedure was performed in which the acetabular component was changed. The conclusion of this study is that there is no significant correlation in the survival of the cementless or hybrid endoprosthesis in regards to the position of the femoral stem.