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Transvenous pacing, whilst used for brief pacing, is an alternative to transcutaneous pacing. A pacemaker wire is placed right into a vein, below sterile situations, after which handed into both the proper atrium or proper ventricle. The pacing wire is then connected to an outside pacemaker outdoor the frame. Transvenous pacing is regularly used as a bridge to permanent pacemaker placement. It can be stored in place until a permanent pacemaker is implanted or until there may be now not a need for a pacemaker after which it is removed.