Hi Soli, sorry to hear that you had SVI since otherwise you would have great findings. If your margins (which you did not mention) are negative, and you have no other aggressive features like cribriform or IDC etc, you still have pretty good scenario there, especially if cells in you seminal vesicles are gleason 3, and yes, they can see that ( I mean your pathologist can see that). If your doctor does not have good insight of what pathologist saw exactly, you may ask for app. with pathologist (we talked to pathologist ).

Regarding further treatment, I hope other members who had this scenario will jump in. As far as I know no treatment is prescribed until first post op PSA results come in. So far what I read is that if PSA is not detectable, margins negative, patient does not have very high Decipher nor high gleason score, immediate treatment is often not necessary.

Hope I was of some help, I am still learning about all of this pathology nonsense and implications where it all can be "something" and at the the same time "nothing" depending of a study or year of publication etc. and many other factors.

I am pretty sure that your doctor will say that you should wait for PSA and it might come back undetectable 🍀🍀🍀 :). If you were gleason 9 , and had large cribriform and positive margins, THAN it would be possibly real problem. BUT again, with PC all can be a problem ....eventually ... *sigh

Wishing you the best of luck in your recovery and undetectable PSA in 3 mos 😊👍🍀