Vatican Statement on Pope Leo XIV's Recovery Process
It has been announced that Pope Leo XIV, who underwent lung cancer surgery, is recovering well and is performing his daily activities on his own.
The recovery process of Pope Leo XIV, who underwent surgery at Gemelli Hospital in Rome following a lung cancer diagnosis, is progressing positively. The Vatican Press Office announced that test results and X-rays have come back normal and that the Pope is continuing his physiotherapy.
Surgery and Hospital Process
Pope Leo XIV, Head of the Vatican State and spiritual leader of the Catholic Church, underwent a successful operation at Gemelli Hospital in Rome following a diagnosis of lung cancer.
Developments in Health Status
According to the official statement made by the Vatican Press Office, the latest chest X-ray and test results have come back completely normal.
It was stated that the operated lung is healing healthily and the general condition is stable.
Daily Activities and Physiotherapy
The 71-year-old Pope, whose health is improving, is able to carry out his daily activities on his own.
In addition, he is continuing his respiratory physiotherapy sessions and exercises in full to support the recovery process.
Cancelled Programs
In line with these health developments and the treatment process, all official programs planned for Pope Leo XIV until October 20 have been cancelled.