A cardiac pacemaker is a tiny implant placed in the chest to regulate the sluggish heartbeat. Surgery is used to perform the cardiac pacemaker implantation. There are three different kinds of cardiac pacemakers, including single-chamber, dual-chamber, and biventricular pacemakers. A single chamber pacemaker is implanted in the heart's lower chamber or ventricle; a dual chamber pacemaker, which has two leads, is implanted in the right atrium and right ventricle. Additionally, cardiac resynchronization treatment, which is used to treat heart failure, uses a biventricular pacemaker. A Cardiac Pacemaker pumps the right and left ventricles using electrical pulses. Additionally, pacemakers can be implanted in two different ways.
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