The Vatican has confirmed that Pope Leo XIV will soon undergo a surgical procedure to excise a lung nodule. The operation is scheduled to take place at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome, where the Pope is expected to be admitted as early as Tuesday, October 14.
According to the Pontifical Household, the intervention is deemed necessary for the removal of the pulmonary anomaly. The hospital noted that the procedure is classified as a minor surgery with a short recovery period anticipated. Consequently, the Head of State is expected to continue his official duties and travel schedule without significant disruption.
The Pope’s health remains a topic of global interest, and the Vatican has maintained transparency regarding the medical necessity of this upcoming treatment.
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