2018. It was in a private hospital in Bangkok. I knew this wasn't right so I contacted Pr. Stricker at Sydney's St Vincent's who confirmed that AS was the only sensible way to go.
Also PCa risk assessment remains based on Gleason and PSA at diagnostic, which is preposterous as baseline PSA will vary significantly from one man to the other, for instance I have BPH and chronic prostatitis, so it was 15 at diagnosis while it was 3.6 at my last visit, after a course of Levofloxacin. But they still consider me as "Intermediate risk"... Some doctors privilege PSA density in their assessment but it isn't widespread.