List of recipients of the St Peter's Medal

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List of recipients of the St Peter's Medal - Wikipedia

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This is a list of recipients of the St Peter's Medal, the highest award of the British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS).^[1]

1949-1959

St Peter's Medal Recipients 1949-1959^[1]
Year	Recipient	Comments
1949	James B. Macalpine	Macalpine was the first to be awarded the medal for his series on bladder cancers associated with the dye industry.^[2]
1951	Ronald Ogier Ward, Terence J. Millin	^[3]
1954	Albert Clifford Morson
1959	Leslie N. Pyrah	Urologist in Leeds

St Peter's Medal Recipients 2000-2009^[1]
Year	Recipient	Comments
2000	J. Clive Gingell
2001	David E. Neal
2002	Anthony R. Mundy
2003	Hugh N. Whitfield
2004	John M. Fitzpatrick
2005	James Bramble, Roger Kirby
2006	Alison Brading, Patricia Neville
2007	Christine Evans, Christopher Woodhouse
2008	Gordon Williams
2009	Paul Abrams

St Peter's Medal Recipients 2010-2020^[1]
Year	Recipient	Comments
2010	Clare Fowler	^[6]
2011	Christopher Chapple	^[7]
2012	Freddie Hamdy
2013	Malcolm Lucas
2014	Ian Eardley, Timothy B. Hargreave
2015	Pat Malone
2016	Margaret Anne Knowles
2017	Robert Pickard
2018	Noel Clarke	^[8]
2019	Ruaraidh MacDonagh
2020	Prokar Dasgupta

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^ "St Peter's Medal for Professor Clare Fowler". UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology. 28 April 2010. Retrieved 15 January 2021.
^ Wein, Alan J.; Chapple, Christopher R. (2011). Overactive Bladder in Clinical Practice. Springer. p. 10. ISBN 978-1-84628-831-9.
^ "Prestigious award for urological cancer surgeon". Research & Innovation. 27 June 2018. Retrieved 16 January 2021.

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