Catholic Life Surgery of Pope Leo XIV
La salud del Papa: una buena recuperación del pulmón operado
Pope Leo XIV is recovering well following surgery to remove a lung adenocarcinoma, according to a medical bulletin from the Holy See. A chest X-ray showed the operated lung is recovering well, and routine blood tests and a chest X-ray returned normal results.
The Pope remains at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome after his surgery on Tuesday, October 13. Personal physician Luigi Carbone and surgeon Stefano Margaritora reported that the postoperative progress is regular. The Pope has resumed daily activities independently and completed a full motor activity session during physiotherapy. He also traveled to a temporary chapel at the hospital to concelebrate Mass with a collaborator.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official source@VaticanNewsThe Pope's Health: Good Recovery of the Operated Lung
Vatican News
- Reporting@aciprensaThe Pope's doctors confirm a 'good recovery' of the operated lung
ACI Prensa · Victoria Cardiel
- Analysis & opinion@omnesmagChest X-Ray Shows 'Good Recovery of the Operated Lung' for the Pope
Omnes · Redacción Omnes
How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 15, 5:00 AM Vatican News Español La salud del Papa: una buena recuperación del pulmón operado
- Oct 15, 5:43 AM ACI Prensa Español Los médicos del Papa confirman una “buena recuperación” del pulmón operado
- Oct 15, 5:08 AM Omnes Español La radiografía de tórax al Papa muestra «una buena recuperación del pulmón operado»
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