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Experts comment on Pope's surgery

(7 Jun 2023) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Vatican City – 7 June 2023 1. Various of Francis on popemobile blessing child, leaving ASSOCIATED PRESS Rome - 7 June 2023 2. Exterior of hospital ASSOCIATED PRESS London - 7 June 2023 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Manish Chand, associate professor of surgery at University College London who specializes in colorectal surgery: "And with time, what can happen is those contents can get stuck within that particular bulge and that can cause symptoms of pain." ASSOCIATED PRESS Rome - 7 June 2023 4. Journalists ASSOCIATED PRESS London - 7 June 2023 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Manish Chand, associate professor of surgery at University College London who specializes in colorectal surgery: "So the procedure that he'll be having will be to reopen that wound to separate the layers of the abdominal wall free up the hernia and free up the incarcerated intestine test vital intestinal stuff within it, put all of that back into the abdominal cavity and then repair the hernial defect, which in this case will include most likely a piece of prosthetic mesh. So this is there to reinforce that area so this problem doesn't happen again in the future." ASSOCIATED PRESS Rome - 7 June 2023 6. People outside hospital ASSOCIATED PRESS London - 7 June 2023 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Manish Chand, associate professor of surgery at University College London who specializes in colorectal surgery: "So this type of hernia can happen when there is whenever there's an incision. So it doesn't necessarily be related to the surgery that the pope had previously. It could be an appendicectomy It could be a cystectomy with the gall bladder removed or any procedure where there is an incision into the abdominal wall because that becomes a weak point." ASSOCIATED PRESS Rome - 7 June 2023 8. Pope talking ASSOCIATED PRESS London - 7 June 2023 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Manish Chand, associate professor of surgery at University College London who specializes in colorectal surgery: "They (stitches) may have come apart over time or there just is a general weakness in the abdominal wall. So it's something that we see not infrequently, and it is something which is a known risk of any type of surgery which involves incision." ASSOCIATED PRESS Vatican City- 7 June 2023 10. Various of Francis in wheelchair talking to faithful and donating rosaries ASSOCIATED PRESS London - 7 June 2023 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Manish Chand, associate professor of surgery at University College London who specializes in colorectal surgery: "One would think that would take 60 to 90 minutes to do in terms of in terms of the length of the surgery and actually is not a particularly complicated surgery in most cases. One would hope, as well that their intestine that is stuck in the hernia is still viable and that doesn't need to be removed or resected. That makes the procedure again, more straightforward. And in most cases it's really just recovery from the cut back into the abdomen and sowing that up again. So one would hope that he would be out of hospital within a week." ASSOCIATED PRESS Rome - 7 June 2023 12. Exterior of building ASSOCIATED PRESS London - 7 June 2023 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Manish Chand, associate professor of surgery at University College London who specializes in colorectal surgery: "So it's really it's really a pain issue afterwards. And certainly in the first six weeks after this type of surgery, you're at risk of getting a recurrence again. So at that point, it would suggest that you don't do anything particularly strenuous." ASSOCIATED PRESS STORYLINE: Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...