Pacemaker implant in the chest cavity is done and is connected to both the right ventricle and right atrium. During the pacemaker implant double chamber procedure a small-battery charged generator functions that allow the ventricles to pump sufficient blood in great quantity.

The pacemaker implant double chamber helps to speed up and regulate the heart rate within the two chambers of the heart. The procedure helps to treat syncope (fainting spells) or any type of congestive heart failure.

In some cases, it is used to treat hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. The pacemaker implant is done under the skin and the collarbone, which is under the subclavian vein. Once done, the pacemaker’s leads are then threaded to the heart till the ventrium and right atrium are reached.