Is Pope Francis going to live? Is he going to die? Will he remain as pope? Dr. Marc Siegel, Fox News senior medical analyst, shares his expert insights on the pope's condition and prognosis.

The pope's condition has been described as bilateral pneumonia, which generally appears as consolidation on a chest x-ray or CT scan ... common cause of bacterial sepsis in the elderly, the ...

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Pope Francis was admitted to hospital in Rome suffering from pneumonia, which developed into a complex lung infection, organ failure and a risk of sepsis ... for an X-ray of your chest and ...

The biggest risk he faces is sepsis, that is, if the infection that is currently ... Pope Francis' condition continues to be stable and a chest x-ray "confirmed the improvements recorded in the ...

If the staph bacteria enter the bloodstream, sepsis may develop, which is very serious and potentially ... Imaging tests to evaluate certain organs (e.g., an echocardiogram for endocarditis or a chest ...

When diagnosing lung metastases and second primary lung cancer in patients with head and neck cancer, low-dose CT leads to better sensitivity than chest x-ray but does not lead to improved overall ...

A chest X-ray has confirmed improvements in Pope Francis' condition in his fourth week in the hospital for treatment of ...