Pope Leo XIV underwent a successful surgical procedure at the Gemelli Policlinic Hospital in Rome this Tuesday to remove an adenocarcinoma, a malignant tumor located in his lung. Following the operation, medical staff reported that the pontiff spent a quiet and stable night under observation.
The procedure marks a significant medical intervention for the head of the Catholic Church. The patient remains at the hospital as he begins his recovery process following the total excision of the pulmonary growth.
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