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MD
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Steven K Wilson was formerly Professor of Urology at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. The Steven K Wilson Chair of Prosthetic Urology was endowed at this University in 2007. In 49 years of practice and over 11,000 implants, he has performed urologic surgery in 54 countries and been visiting professor at most American training programs & numerous foreign centers.
He is the author of over 257 peer reviewed publications and abstracts, 16 chapters, and 6 prosthetic urology textbooks Wilson's Workshops published by Springer in 2/2021. He was elected to the Royal College of Surgeons of England “ad eundum.” and is the 2010 recipient of St Paul’s Medal of the British Association of Urologic Surgeons – given yearly to that single urologist outside of United Kingdom. In 2013, the F. Brantley Scott Award was designated to Wilson. He received the inaugural “Living Legend Award” of SUPS In 2021 the SMSNA designated Wilson with the Ronald Lewis Lifetime Achievement Award and the Wilson Cup was conceived to be given yearly by peers to and outstanding prosthetic urologist.
Wilson is most recognized for his innovation of new surgical techniques making the complex implantation of penile implants and sphincters minimally invasive. His notable literature contributions include strategies for infection and biofilm in penile prosthetics, the modeling procedure for Peyronie’s Disease, the single scrotal incision implantation of urinary sphincters, the implantation of both IPP & AUS through a single scrotal incision and ectopic placement of implant reservoirs. Many of the enhancements to the penile implant and special instruments/retractors are the result of Wilson’s designs and clinical research. An editorial in the Journal of Sexual Medicine (2015;12 suppl 7: 413) indicated Wilson “has performed and taught more penile implant surgeries than anyone in history.”
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