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Pope Leo XIV is the head of the Catholic Church and the Vatican. The medical operations of public figures, especially religious leaders, are monitored because of their impact on international communities.
Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery on Tuesday to remove a nodule discovered on his lung. The procedure took place at the renowned Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome, and was supervised by a team of surgeons led by Professor Stefano Margaritory.
The Vatican assures that the operation went according to plan and there were no unforeseen complications.
The official announcement stated that the procedure lasted as long as doctors expected. The next step will be a detailed examination of the removed lesion to determine whether further treatment will be necessary. The results of these analyzes may determine the next medical steps.
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Histopathological results of the removed nodule will be published in the coming weeks.
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Pope Leo XIV will go to the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome on Tuesday for a planned procedure to remove a small nodule from his lung. The change was detected at an early stage during routine check-ups.

During check-ups, Pope Leo XIV was diagnosed with a small nodule in his lung. A surgical procedure to remove the lesion is scheduled for the next few days. The Pope asked the faithful to pray.