Pope Francis Ventilated After ‘Sudden Worsening’ of Respiratory Condition
According to a Feb. 28 medical bulletin from the Holy See, after a morning spent in prayer, receiving the Eucharist, and doing respiratory physiotherapy, Pope Francis experienced in the early afternoon “an isolated crisis of bronchospasm” — a tightening of the muscles that line the airways in the lungs, causing wheezing and coughing.
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Pope Francis suffered an isolated episode of bronchospasm, which led to vomiting and a worsening of his respiratory condition, Vatican News reported. On the afternoon of February 28, the Holy Father ...
The Vatican said Francis, 88, who has been hospitalized for pneumonia, was responding well to treatment and that it was too ...
After experiencing progressive improvement the past few days, Pope Francis experienced “an isolated crisis of bronchospasm” ...
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Pope Francis has breathing emergency and put on mechanical ventilation due to vomit in lungsEarlier today, reports from the Holy See hinted at a sense of regularity during the 88-year-old pontiff's recuperation at ...
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