Catholic Life Surgery of Pope Leo XIV
Zdrowie Papieża: Płuco dobrze się goi, rekonwalescencja prawidłowa
First source report
Pope Leo XIV is recovering normally following lung surgery, according to doctors Luigi Carbone and Stefano Margaritora. In an update released Thursday afternoon, the medical team reported that the Pope's operated lung is healing well.
The doctors stated that the Pope completed routine medical examinations on Thursday morning with normal results. He is performing his daily activities independently and has participated in physiotherapy involving full motor activities.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Read it in Polski · Slovenščina
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- Official source@VaticanNewsZdrowie Papieża: Płuco dobrze się goi, rekonwalescencja prawidłowa
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- Official source@VaticanNewsCarbone in Margaritora sporočata: Papež svoje vsakodnevne dejavnosti opravlja samostojno
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 15, 5:17 AM Vatican News Polski Zdrowie Papieża: Płuco dobrze się goi, rekonwalescencja prawidłowa
- Oct 15, 7:18 AM Vatican News Slovenščina Carbone in Margaritora sporočata: Papež svoje vsakodnevne dejavnosti opravlja samostojno
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