Pope Leo’s Post-Operative Recovery Progressing Well - The Good Newsroom
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Post-operative recovery of Pope Leon XIV is normal, after removing the lower lobe of his left lung for the removal of a malignant tumor, the Vatican announced Wednesday, according to the Italian press agency ANSA. In the morning, the pontifical sovereign was subjected to blood tests and a thoracic X-ray programmed following the operation. The results confirm an evolution of the ...
Pope Leo XIV, operated on Tuesday to remove a cancerous nodule from the lung, followed a "normal postoperative evolution", according to the Vatican. At 71, he fed and walked normally, but remained hospitalized in Rome...
Pope Leo began to walk around the ward after surgery - how is the recovery <p>After removing a nodule in his lung, Pope Leo XIV underwent respiratory physiotherapy and began to walk around the ward. His recovery conforms to forecasts</p>.
New Medical Part of the Vatican: the Pope's Recovery Progresses "as Planned" and Is "in a Good Mood"
"He has undergone the blood tests and chest X-ray scheduled after the surgery."
The update of the state of health of the maximum head of the Catholic Church was done hours after surgery for the removal of a pulmonary adenocarcinoma. Leo XIV has already resumed feeding and took a few steps in the hospital room
The pontiff also began to walk in his room and did exercises of respiratory physiotherapy
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