
The first American Pope will leave Gemili Hospital 4 days after the removal of a lung cancer node
The Vatican announced that Pope Leo
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The first American pope underwent surgery to remove a cancerous lung nodule at Gemili Hospital last Tuesday.
(CNN) - The Vatican said that Pope Leo XIV will leave the hospital, Saturday, four days after undergoing surgery to treat lung cancer.
The first American pope was admitted to Gemili Hospital on Tuesday, where doctors removed a nodule that was identified as lung adenocarcinoma, the most common type of lung cancer.
His treating doctors, Dr. Luigi Carbone and Professor Stefano Margaritura, said: “In light of the results of the blood tests and chest
The Pope is likely to leave the hospital on Saturday afternoon and return to the Vatican, after presiding over the midday Mass inside the medical facility.
The Pope is also scheduled to deliver the traditional sermon on Sunday from a window overlooking St. Peter's Square, a week after he informed the crowds that he would undergo surgery.
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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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