here is my post patholgy report

Hi Gregory,

Sorry to say, with the positive margins and your current PSA, I agree with your assessment that waiting for further treatment isn't an option.

I'm sure others more knowledgable than me will post their thoughts about what that treatment might be.

I'm amazed that you had PCa with such a low pre-surgery PSA score.  You were fortunate to have a nodule detected by whom I assume is your GP.  Particularly in light of the fact that your urologist couldn't feel it.

Best wishes with your future treatment.

Dave

It certainly is a somewhat unusual pathology. Although I know very little it would seem that the tumour had its origins very close to the edge of the prostate and spread outwards. But it is confusing in reporting that extraprostatic extension is not present but the margin is positive. The actual quantity of tumour is not that large at 1 ml (1 cc) and only 1% of the gland. It is odd that surgery had only a quite small effect on your PSA level. You may be correct about the adjuvent therapy and it will be very interesting to hear what your oncologist will say. I wish this bloody disease would follow a logical set of rules. May the next course of action get you the good result you deserve.
Bill