The Recovery of Leo XIV "Advances as Planned" After Removal of a Malignant Tumor, According to Medical
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Pope Leo XIV ate normally and began breathing exercises on Wednesday, October 14 during his first day of convalescence at Gemelli Hospital in Rome, after he was successfully removed from a lung because of a cancerous tumor. Blood tests and a chest X-ray confirmed normal postoperative recovery, pending molecular and lymph node tests to determine if the disease has spread.
Pope Leo XIV keeps a good mood as he recovers from his surgery, the Vatican shared.
The medical bulletin describes a regular course for Leo XIV after the removal of the lung lobe, but remains silent on the lymph nodes and prognosis. Peruvian President Fujimori opens to changes in the November trip.
The Vatican said on Wednesday, 14, that the post-operative recovery of Pope Leo XIV is progressing normally. The Pope was submitted on Tuesday, 13, to surgery for the removal of a cancerous tumor in the right lung. This morning, the Holy Father performed blood tests and chest X-ray scheduled after surgery. The results...
Pope Leo XIV performed on Wednesday morning (14) a new battery of tests at the hospital where he is hospitalized after performing his surgery to remove a nodule in his lung. According to the Vatican, he spent the night quiet and without occurrences. In the last updated bulletin, the pontiff performed blood tests and
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