Notizie.it editorial team The current clinical picture
Papa Francesco, ricoverato da oltre un mese presso l’ospedale Gemelli di Roma, sta affrontando un periodo di recupero dopo una polmonite bilaterale. Secondo le ultime comunicazioni della Sala stampa vaticana, il Pontefice non ha necessitato di ventilazione meccanica durante la notte, ma ha ricevuto assistenza con ossigeno ad alti flussi.
Questo segnale è positivo, ma i medici avvertono che è necessaria ancora molta prudenza. La situazione è in evoluzione, e si sta procedendo verso una graduale riduzione dell’ossigeno, con l’obiettivo di passare a una ossigenazione ordinaria.
Therapies and recovery
During the day, Pope Francis followed a program of pharmacological treatments and physiotherapy. Respiratory and motor therapies were alternated to help him recover his physical abilities. In addition, the Pontiff was fed a specific diet, prepared by doctors to deal with this delicate phase, which also includes the intake of solid food. This multidisciplinary approach is essential to ensure an effective and safe recovery.
Future prospects and resignation
Regarding possible discharge from the hospital, doctors remain cautious and do not provide concrete forecasts. The Pope's health is the focus of attention, and every decision will be made based on the evolution of his clinical condition. Caution is a must, and the medical team continues to carefully monitor every aspect of his health. The Catholic community and the faithful around the world anxiously await positive news, hoping for a rapid return of the Pontiff to his duties.