The Pontiff had the lower lobe of his right lung removed.

Pope Leo XIV. Photo: AP Photo / Andrew Medichini
Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery on the afternoon of October 13, the Vatican press service reported.
Surgeons removed the lower lobe of his right lung. Histological examination confirmed the diagnosis – lung adenocarcinoma.
The operation lasted approximately one and a half hours and, according to doctors, was successful, with no complications.
Earlier, Leo XIV himself announced that a small growth in his lung had been discovered during an examination. At that time, the Vatican did not specify whether it was malignant.
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самастворанага опіюму для народа намеснік бога на Зямлі?
але не ўсім дасяжна такая медыцына, як небажыхарам