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Pope Leo XIV had surgery at Gemelli Hospital on October 13 for the nodule detected in his lung and was diagnosed with lung cancer.
It was reported that the examinations performed today, following the surgery that Vatican President Pope Leo 14 underwent on October 13 to remove the mass (nodule) detected in his lung, confirmed that there was a steady improvement in his general condition.
A written statement was made by the Vatican Press Office regarding the health condition of the Pope, who had a lung operation at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome last Tuesday and was diagnosed with lung cancer as a result.
"This morning, the Pope had blood tests and a chest X-ray. These confirmed a steady improvement in his general condition. Respiratory physiotherapy sessions continued. Post-operative recovery allows him to carry out his normal daily activities completely independently," the statement said. statements were included.

The recovery process of Pope Leo XIV, who had lung surgery at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome, is progressing normally. It was reported that the lung showed improvement during routine checks and the Pope was able to do his daily activities on his own.
The recovery process of Pope Leo XIV, who had lung surgery at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome and was diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma, is progressing normally. The Vatican announced that the Pope's routine check-ups came back clean and he completed physiotherapy exercises.

Church experts stated that even if the Pope had health problems, there would be no crisis in the Vatican administration, and that the system had been established for centuries with mechanisms to manage such situations.

Pope Leo XIV, the spiritual leader of Catholics, was diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma after surgery at Gemelli Hospital in Rome. The Vatican announced that the stage of the cancer is not yet known and the Pope's events have been cancelled.

The Vatican announced that Pope Leo XIV's lung surgery was successful. The lower lobe of the left lung was removed by video-assisted radical surgery, and histological examination confirmed the diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma. The Pope woke up after the surgery and returned to his room at Gemelli Hospital. He had previously announced during his Sunday prayer that he was planning surgery.
The Vatican announced that the lower lobe of Pope Leo 14's right lung was removed with video-assisted radical surgery and the diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma was confirmed by histological examination. The surgery took approximately 90 minutes and was successful. After the surgery, the Pope woke up normally and returned to his room on the 10th floor. He had previously announced during Sunday prayers on October 11 that he was planning surgery.