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Pope in ‘good general condition’ after surgery to remove intestinal scar tissue, repair hernia

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Pope Francis is alert and breathing on his own, the Vatican says. Doctors removed adhesions, or internal scarring, on the intestine that had caused a partial blockage. They also repaired a hernia that had formed over a previous scar, placing a prosthetic mesh in the abdominal wall.

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Pope Francis in ‘good general condition’ after intestinal surgery, Vatican says - National

Francis rested “extensively” during a peaceful night and was spending his first day after the surgery observing the “necessary post-operative rest,” the Vatican said.

·Toronto, Canada
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Pope Francis in ‘good general conditions’ after surgery

Vatican says Francis is alert and breathing on his own, a day after undergoing operation to repair hernia and remove intestinal tissue - Anadolu Ajansı

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The Vatican reported on the condition of the Pope after surgery

Surgeon Sergio Alfieri, who performed the operation on the pontiff, assured that “the operation and general anesthesia went without complications”.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Pope in ‘good general condition’ after surgery to remove intestinal scar tissue, repair hernia

By NICOLE WINFIELD (Associated Press) ROME (AP) — Pope Francis’ was in “good general condition” Thursday, alert and breathing on his own, following a three-hour operation to remove intestinal scar tissue and repair a hernia in his abdominal wall, the Vatican said. The 86-year-old Francis rested “extensively” during a peaceful night at Rome’s Gemelli hospital and was spending his first full day after the surgery observing the “necessary post-oper…

·Boston, United States
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Pope drinks liquids, makes brief call after surgery to remove intestinal scar tissue, repair hernia

By NICOLE WINFIELD (Associated Press) ROME (AP) — Pope Francis drank liquids, received the Eucharist and even made a brief phone call Thursday on his first full day recovering from a three-hour operation to remove intestinal scar tissue and repair a hernia in his abdominal wall, the Vatican said. The 86-year-old Francis rested “extensively” overnight and continued resting Thursday at Rome’s Gemelli hospital, where his condition was stable and hi…

·St Paul, United States
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Details of the condition of Pope Francis, after the surgery suffered in Rome, provided by the Vatican

Pope Francis was feeling good on Thursday morning, June 8, after the first night he spent in the Gemelli hospital in Rome, following the surgery he underwent Wednesday, June 7, Reuters quoted the Vatican.” The night went well, more information will follow at the end of the morning,” the Vatican press service reported Thursday morning, June 8, in a communique.Pope Francis, 86, underwent an operation Wednesday at the Gemelli hospital in Rome, to r…

·Bucharest, Romania
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