@arizobound
I see you asked a question for me.
My MRI does show a determination of prostate cancer.
My MRI done with a contrast showed suspicous areas and thus the urologist ordered biopsies. A MRI can give the radiologist and urologist a good image of prostate and suspicious areas. I asked my urologist after I go the suspicious areas diagnosis what the chance it was cancer and he said 70%. Mine biopsy Gleason Score came back 3+4=7 and was diagnosed with intermediate prostate cancer per pathologist.

PMSA is a very excellent test. It uses a type of radioactive injection and then scan to look for prostate cancer that has spread outside of prostate. Mine was negative. I also had a bone scan that was also negative.

I was asked if wanted Decipher test and advised would give a more specific determination of risk level. I asked for it and my diagnosis of intermediate risk was changed to low risk and changed my treatment recommendations were also changed. A very good test that uses the same biopsies already taken.
I hope I answered your questions!