Yes, what's there is excellent: you were pT2 with negative margins, no lymphovascular invasion, and a very small tumor burden (percent of the prostate involved by cancer).
However, your surgeon removed no lymph nodes. You were G7 (3+4) pre-surgery, and
no one could be certain your Gleason score wouldn't be upgraded afterwards. In that case you'd be left with no inkling about
the status of your local nodes. With a 4+3 upgrade you'd probably have been advised to have a bone scan and left wondering why no lymph nodes were taken.
I know that some surgeons do not remove any lymph nodes for G6 (3+3) men; however, I don't follow why none are removed for a G7 (some lymph nodes are right there for the taking). It 's only a few minutes of extra time. A negative lymph-node sampling would increase the confidence that nothing escaped the capsule.
Gleason score becomes a much less important predictor of future recurrence when one's cancer is prostate-confined.
An undetectable post-op PSA would complete your primary (and hopefully only) PCa treatment! Congrats!
Just my 2 cents,
Djin
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Here is a suggestion for a RP summary to add to your signature:
11-15-22 RP: G7 (3+4) ≤5% pattern 4, pT2 pNX, SM-, EPE-, SVI-, LVI-, BNI-, 6-10% prostate involvement.
The pNX in staging (rather than pN0 or pN1) indicates that no lymph nodes were examined. I think the absence of IDC and cribriform glands can be inferred when not specifically mentioned, but that's up to you: it's your signature
Was your 3+3 upgraded to 3+4 in another biopsy or was it a 2nd opinion of your first biopsy results? I would specify if it was a 2nd opinion; otherwise you can add the details if you had another biopsy. Your current signature gives the impression that you were G6 (3+3) going into surgery.