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Pope Leo is the head of the Roman Catholic Church and lives in the Vatican. The Gemelli Clinic in Rome is a frequently used hospital for papal treatments.
Pope Leo underwent lung surgery for cancer. The 71-year-old had the lower lobe of his right lung removed on Tuesday, the Vatican announced late in the evening. Adenocarcinoma, a common form of lung cancer, was diagnosed. The approximately 90-minute operation in the Roman Gemelli Clinic was successful and without complications. The Pope woke up normally from the anesthesia and is now recovering in his hospital room.
Doctors discovered the growth on his lungs during a recent check-up. According to the Vatican, Leo is expected to remain in the hospital for a week to recover.
The Vatican initially only announced on Tuesday that Leo had survived a surgical procedure to remove a lump on his lungs.
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Pope Leo XIV was diagnosed with lung cancer and underwent successful surgery on the lower lobe of his right lung. The diagnosis confirmed early-stage lung adenocarcinoma. All audiences have been canceled, but a planned trip to South America in November is still on the agenda.

Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery for adenocarcinoma in his lungs. The Vatican confirmed the diagnosis two days after the Pope himself made public a lump in his lung. The procedure was successful without complications and the Pope is now recovering at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome.

Pope Leo underwent surgery for a malignant lung nodule at the Gemelli Clinic in Rome. The lower lobe of the right lung was removed, the operation took about 90 minutes and was without complications. The 71-year-old is now recovering in hospital, audiences have been canceled, but a planned trip to South America in November is still on the program.

Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery at the Gemelli Clinic in Rome for a lung nodule discovered in its early stages. The procedure lasted about 90 minutes, after which he returned to his hospital room. His parents and older brother also suffer from cancer, causing concern in the Vatican. The Pope had previously surprisingly announced his diagnosis during the Angelus prayer, which is unusual. Planned dates such as the South America trip and the world prayer meeting in Assisi are now uncertain.
Pope Leo XIV has undergone successful surgery to remove lung cancer. The lower lobe of the right lung was removed. The Vatican confirmed very early stage adenocarcinoma. The Pope is now recovering at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome.

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