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Yes, the MRI is very important. Also find out if he had a transrectal or transperineal biopsy.
A Trans - Perineal affords greater access to the entire gland and can get to areas the transrectal cannot reach without causing injury.
As @jeffmarc points out, there might not even be enough cancer to warrant Gleason scoring, but the words ‘adenocarcinoma’ and ‘perineural invasion’ usually are mentioned in a Gleason score framework.
At the very least get a second pathologist to look at the slides - very easy to have images/slides sent to a patho at a leading cancer center. Best,
Phil