Pope Leo XIV arrived at a hospital in Rome on Tuesday for surgery to remove a nodule on his lung. Chris Livesay reports.
Pope Leo XIV arrived at Gemelli Hospital in Rome for lung nodule removal after doctors said the growth was identified at a "very early stage."
Pope Leo XIV to undergo lung nodule surgery in Rome, with the Vatican saying his recovery is expected to take about a week.
Pope Leo XIV has been admitted to Rome’s Gemelli hospital for surgery to remove a small lung nodule discovered during recent medical checks. The 71-year-old pontiff said the growth was detected at...
Pope Leo was due to be hospitalised in Rome on Tuesday ahead of surgery to remove a small growth on one of his lungs, in the first major health issue
The Vatican has said that the pontiff is expected to spend about a week recovering in the hospital.
The surgery, which is usually performed under general anesthesia, will require a weeklong hospital stay, and the Vatican has cancelled all Pope Leo's audiences through Oct. 20.
Catholics around the world are praying for the health of Pope Leo, who revealed over the weekend that he needs to undergo lung surgery. Chris Livesay has the latest from Rome.
The 71-year-old revealed the discovery during his Sunday noon prayer and said he was following doctors’ advice to remove the nodule "in the coming days."
Pope Leo has cancelled all planned public events until Tuesday 20 October, ahead of surgery to remove a small growth on one of his lungs.
Reported by : Elizabeth Schumacher with AP, AFP | Edited by : Jenipher Camino Gonzalez Pope Leo XIV is to undergo surgery on Tuesday to remove a nodule from his lung, the Vatican has confirmed,...
Pope Leo XIV announced he will undergo surgery soon to remove a small, early-stage lung nodule detected during medical exams, requesting prayers from the public.
Pope Leo XIV is scheduled to have an operation this week to remove "a localized nodule" in his lung that was "detected at a very early stage."
Pope Leo XIV revealed the discovery of a lung nodule during his Sunday noon prayer and said he was following doctors' advice to have it removed.
Pope Leo XIV is set to undergo surgery this week to remove a nodule in his lung. In a rare move, the pontiff announced the news himself. Chris Livesay reports.
Pope Leo XIV said he will have surgery this week to remove an early-stage nodule on his lung. The pontiff will be admitted to the hospital Tuesday.
Pope Leo XIV has announced he will undergo surgery to remove a nodular lesion on his lung.
Pope Leo XIV will undergo surgery in the coming days to remove an early-stage lung nodule detected during medical checks, with the Vatican expecting a recovery period of one week.
Pope Leo XIV announced doctors found a lung nodule at a "very early stage," with surgery scheduled in coming days.
The growth was spotted during a routine check-up
The Pope says the small growth is ‘well-contained’ and was spotted early; recovery from surgery to take about a week, Vatican says
Pope Leo said on Sunday that doctors had detected a small growth on his lung during a recent health check and he would be undergoing surgery this week to remove it, in the first health scare of...
A recent medical examination found a small nodule, he announced, adding that doctors would remove it this week.
Pope Leo is set to undergo surgery to remove a localised lung nodule detected during recent medical examinations. While most lung nodules are benign, some can indicate cancer. Here is what causes...
The American pope has no previously known health problems and is known to be physically active
Pope Leo announced Sunday he will undergo surgery in the coming days to remove a nodular lesion on his lung that was recently discovered during medical checks.
The American pope, 71, said Sunday recent medical checks led to the detection of the early-stage nodule. The procedure will take place this week, the Vatican said.
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