Overview
- Sen. John Fetterman left a Pittsburgh hospital on Saturday, saying he received 20 stitches and was back home with his family.
- The fall occurred Thursday during an early-morning walk near his Braddock residence after he became light-headed from a ventricular fibrillation flare-up.
- His office said he sustained minor facial injuries and remained under observation so doctors could fine-tune his medication regimen.
- Officials have not said whether his implanted defibrillator activated or whether he lost consciousness during the episode.
- The incident follows his 2022 stroke and implantation of a pacemaker/defibrillator, and it came during a week of book promotion and after his vote to reopen the government.