I don't know the answer to your question. Some comments...
Current nanoknife treatment is quite new, and I haven't heard what the current success rate is. There were a number of nanoknife treatments around 2014, and although side effects were low, the main treatment effect wasn't great with about 2 in 5 men still having active cancer in the area after treatment. I am presuming the treatment given today has improved on this or it wouldn't have reappeared as a treatment, but I haven't seen any figures.
Cryotherapy has been around as a treatment for a while, but doesn't seem as popular as HIFU, being used mainly in the case where HIFU can't get to the region in front of the urethra. It stopped for a while during COVID because there were supply issues with the needles used, and that might not help with availability of useful data.