
The official spokesman for the Vatican announced that Pope Leo
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Pope Leo underwent surgery to remove the lower lobe of one of his lungs to treat cancer in Rome this week.
An official spokesman said, in an update on the health condition of Pope Leo
According to what was stated by the medical team, consisting of Dr. Luigi Carbone and Professor Stefano Margaritora, who treated him, Pope Leo underwent “routine examinations” on Thursday morning, and an X-ray of his chest showed “good improvement” in the lung that underwent surgery.
On Thursday, Lawn practiced “daily activities independently,” a spokesperson said, and one physical therapy session included “full physical movements.”
The spokesman added that doctors still feel “optimistic” while awaiting the results of additional tests.
In response to a media question about Lawon’s agenda, the official spokesman said that the events that were scheduled to be held will remain unchanged.
The spokesman added that no new update on the Pope's health status is scheduled to be issued until approximately the same time tomorrow, Friday, unless new developments occur before then.
Lawon underwent surgery to treat lung cancer in Rome earlier this week. During the 90-minute operation in Rome on Tuesday, doctors removed the lower lobe of one of his lungs.

The Vatican announced that Pope Leo

The Vatican announced that Pope Francis (Leon XIV) is recovering in a Rome hospital after a successful surgery to remove the lower lobe of the right lung, where the examination revealed the presence of early-stage lung adenocarcinoma, and canceled all of his public events until October 20.

The Vatican announced that Pope Leo (71 years old) has been admitted to the hospital to undergo surgery to remove a small mass from one of his lungs. The surgery will take place on Tuesday afternoon, and a statement will be issued about his health condition in the evening. He is expected to recover within about a week.

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