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Pope Leo returns to the Vatican 4 days after lung cancer surgery

Pope Leo returns to the Vatican 4 days after lung cancer surgery

Also reported by Al Jazeera

Summary

Pope Leo returned to the Vatican four days after lung cancer surgery. He is recovering well and plans to resume public duties soon, including an upcoming trip to Latin America.

Key Facts

  • Pope Leo had surgery to remove the lower part of his right lung due to a type of lung cancer called adenocarcinoma.
  • He left Rome’s Gemelli hospital after four days and returned to the Vatican.
  • Pope Leo greeted patients and thanked hospital staff during his stay.
  • He has started resuming daily activities and held meetings with aides.
  • The Vatican shared photos of him celebrating Mass in the hospital chapel.
  • His next major event is a trip to Latin America scheduled for early November.
  • Doctors are waiting for more test results to decide if further cancer treatment is needed.
  • Medical experts say patients can usually fly three weeks after lung surgery if recovery goes well.
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