(ANSA) – ROME, FEB 26 – Pope Francis has suffered no further respiratory crises as he battles pneumonia in a Rome hospital but his prognosis remains guarded, the Vatican said Wednesday.
“Today’s blood tests and haematocytometric tests” “confirmed yesterday’s improvement” explains the medical bulletin released this evening on the conditions of the Pope hospitalized at Gemelli.
The Holy Father, the note continues, “continues high-flow oxygen therapy; today too he did not present asthmatic respiratory crises. Respiratory physiotherapy continues”.
“Despite registering a slight improvement, the prognosis remains reserved”, is further explained in the bulletin which adds that “during the morning the Holy Father received the Eucharist. The afternoon was dedicated to work activities”. (ANSA).
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“Today’s blood tests and haematocytometric tests” “confirmed yesterday’s improvement” explains the medical bulletin released this evening on the conditions of the Pope hospitalized at Gemelli.
The Holy Father, the note continues, “continues high-flow oxygen therapy; today too he did not present asthmatic respiratory crises. Respiratory physiotherapy continues”.
“Despite registering a slight improvement, the prognosis remains reserved”, is further explained in the bulletin which adds that “during the morning the Holy Father received the Eucharist. The afternoon was dedicated to work activities”. (ANSA).
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