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Corre por

el Niño 2014

100 race numbers for

the 4

th

Popular Race organized

by the Niño Jesús Hospital

Once again, FCC participated in the popular solidarity race known

as “Corre por el Niño 2014) (Run for the sake of the child) organised

each year by the Hospital Infantil Universitario Niño Jesús de Madrid

by distributing 100 race numbers to FCC personnel.

The race (4 or 10 km) took place on 9 November at Madrid’s Re-

tiro Park. On this occasion, it was organized to raise funds for the

hospital’s research projects and for creating a clinical training program

for medical professionals.

From FCC, 66 employees and direct family members signed up and

participated in this popular race. Of these employees, 28 were wo-

men, 10 of whom participated in the 10 km circuit and the remaining

18 in the 4 km race. Of the 38 male participants, 24 ran the 10 km,

circuit and 14 the 4 km race.

This year, the participation of FCC employees was three times more

than in the previous edition of this race.

Funding for four research projects

Thanks to the funds raised in 2013, it was possible to fund 4

research projects:

“Multi-parametric electrical brain monitoring in the Pae-

diatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) with Amplitude EGG

and EEG Video”

, to investigate the consequences of serious

children’s diseases in the central nervous system.

“Soluble Rage formula in patients in the PICU for serious

bronchitis”

. The project was designed to obtain information

on the inflammation markers in serious infections.

“PICU Online”,

to facilitate the diagnosis and treatment of

paediatrics patients with serious pathologies in hospitals lac-

king a PICU.

“Early Haemofiltration in patients with bone marrow

transplants”.

Bone narrow graft transplants from haema-

topoietic progenitors trigger an inflammatory reaction. In or-

der to improve its treatment, the use and applicability of early

haemofiltration in these children will be studied and analysed.