Choosing Casa di Cura La Madonnina for Norwood Procedure gives patients access to experienced pediatric cardiac surgeons, advanced cardiovascular imaging, neonatal intensive care facilities, and structured postoperative management. Established in 1958, the SSN accredited hospital in milan, Italy has 560 beds and provides specialized congenital and cardiothoracic surgical services.

The Norwood Procedure is performed under general anaesthesia and requires open-heart surgery to reconstruct the major blood vessels and establish a reliable route for systemic blood flow. A temporary shunt or conduit is used to direct blood to the lungs, depending on the surgical strategy and the infant's anatomy. After surgery, the baby is closely monitored in a neonatal or pediatric cardiac intensive care unit for circulation, oxygenation, cardiac function, and other postoperative needs. The Norwood operation is typically followed by additional stages of single-ventricle palliation as the child grows.