The Wilson Cup

Excellence in Prosthetic Urology

The Wilson Cup represents the pinnacle of recognition in prosthetic urology, honoring exceptional contributions to the field through the prestigious Wilson Cup presentation.

Established to honor excellence in prosthetic urology, this annual award was first presented in 2020. Following a brief pause in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it continues to recognize outstanding prosthetic urologists worldwide, upholding the legacy of Professor Steven K. Wilson's five decades of pioneering work in prosthetic and reconstructive urology.¹.

The award serves multiple purposes within the prosthetic urology community: recognizing exceptional individual contributions, inspiring continued excellence among practitioners, and maintaining the highest standards of patient care that Professor Wilson established throughout his distinguished career^1,2.

The Wilson Cup: A Symbol of Excellence

The Wilson Cup, presented annually at the American Urological Association (AUA) meeting, serves as the physical embodiment of The Wilson Cup. This distinguished honor recognizes prosthetic urologists who demonstrate exceptional clinical expertise, innovative research contributions, and dedication to advancing patient care in prosthetic urology².

The award ceremony represents a moment of peer recognition within the global prosthetic urology community. The Wilson Cup symbolizes the continuity of excellence in prosthetic urology and the mutual respect shared among colleagues in this specialized field⁶.

Historical Timeline of Wilson Cup Recipients

2025

Dr. Allen F. Morey

Recognition for continued dedication and impact in shaping the future of prosthetic urology³

2024

Dr. Rafael E. Carrion

Chairman, Department of Urology, University of South Florida Health
Presented by Dr. Paul Perito at AUA 2024, San Antonio, Texas⁴

2023

Dr. Paul E. Perito

Lifetime Achievement in Prosthetic Urology
Presented at AUA 2023, Chicago, Illinois⁵

2022

Dr. David Ralph

Professor of Urology UCL, Chairman UCLH Andrology
Inaugural Wilson Cup presentation at AUA 2022⁶

2020

Dr. John J. Mulcahy

Emeritus Professor of Urology, Indiana University
First Wilson Cup recipient – Pioneer of the Mulcahy Salvage Procedure⁷

Wilson Cup Recipients Directory

2025 Recipient

Dr. Allen F. Morey

Distinguished Prosthetic Urologist

Recognition: Dedication and impact in advancing prosthetic urology
Contribution: Shaping the future of prosthetic urological practice³

2024 Recipient

Dr. Rafael E. Carrion

Chairman, Department of Urology
University of South Florida Health

Specialization: Prosthetic urology, erectile dysfunction, Peyronie's disease
Recognition: Outstanding contributions to prosthetic urological care and mentorship⁴

2023 Recipient

Dr. Paul E. Perito

Lifetime Achievement in Prosthetic Urology

Specialization: Penile implant surgery, prosthetic urology innovation
Legacy: Pioneering contributions to prosthetic urological techniques⁵

2022 Recipient

Dr. David Ralph

Professor of Urology UCL
Chairman UCLH Andrology

Specialization: Prosthetic urology, sexual medicine, genitourethral reconstruction
Publications: 250 peer-reviewed publications, 60 chapters and books, 500 international presentations⁶

2020 Recipient

Dr. John J. Mulcahy

Emeritus Professor of Urology
Indiana University

Specialization: Prosthetic urology, erectile dysfunction, urinary incontinence
Publications: Over 100 peer-reviewed publications, 5 edited textbooks, 25 years AUA course instructor⁷

Award Significance and Impact

The Wilson Cup represents more than individual recognition; it symbolizes the continuity of excellence in prosthetic urology and the mutual respect shared among colleagues in this specialized field⁶. The award serves as a beacon of excellence, guiding future generations of prosthetic urologists.

Through the annual presentation of the Wilson Cup at the AUA meeting, the prosthetic urology community celebrates not only individual achievement but also the collective advancement of the field. Each recipient joins an exclusive group of practitioners who have demonstrated the highest levels of clinical excellence, innovation, and dedication to improving patient outcomes.