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पोप लियो चौधौंको रोम अस्पतालमा फोक्सोको क्यान्सर शल्यक्रिया सफल

पोप लियो चौधौंलाई फोक्सोको क्यान्सर पत्ता लागेको छ र रोमको जेमेली अस्पतालमा उनको दायाँ फोक्सोको भाग हटाउने सफल शल्यक्रिया भएको छ। ७१ वर्षीय पोपको मंगलबार ९० मिनेट लामो शल्यक्रिया गरिएको थियो, जसपछि उनलाई फोक्सोको एडेनोकार्सिनोमा रहेको पुष्टि भयो। भ्याटिकनका अनुसार शल्यक्रिया योजनाअनुसार सफल भयो र कुनै जटिलता आएन, पोप सामान्य रूपमा ब्युँझिएर आफ्नो कोठामा फर्किए। उनी अहिले अस्पतालमै उपचाररत छन्।

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Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer and has part of right lung removed

Pope Leo XIV is recovering at a Rome hospital after a “successful” surgery to remove part of his right lung which was found to have a cancerous growth, according to a statement from the Vatican.The Vatican announced Tuesday evening that the surgery had concluded “according to plan,” and that Leo “has returned to his room."“The Holy Father underwent thoracic surgery as scheduled,” said Dr. Luigi Carbone and Professor Stefano Margaritora in a statemen

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    Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer but had successful surgery to remove a lower lobe of his right lung, the Vatican has said in a medical bulletin, BBC reported. The 71-year-old underwent a 90 minute surgery on Tuesday at Rome's Gemelli Hospital and was subsequently diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma."The operation was successful and there were no complications," the Vatican said. "After the operation, the Pope awoke normally and returned after a b

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