Post by Golden_Boy™ on May 27, 2010 23:48:15 GMT -1
Friendly Corazón Classic Match: Real Madrid VS AC Milan "Veteranos" Santiago Bernabeu
Pierluigi Collina the ref
"Corazón CLASSIC MATCH 2010"
This is a charity soccer game organized by the Real Madrid Foundation, with institutional support and the Spanish Olympic Committee Community of Madrid. The proceeds of the match will go towards research project on the cause of sudden death in athletes, a project already in development at the Hospital Clínico San Carlos.
The meeting, which will be broadcast live from La Sexta, will bring together players most important recent history of Real Madrid CF and AC Milan. Among them, just to name a few, Zidane, Figo, Mc Manaman, Butragueño loved Buyo, Karembeu, Alfonso, Maldini, Baresi, Papin, Costacurta, Weah, Rui Costa and a long list of stars.
Here is a list of the Rossoneri squad: Franco Baresi, Zvonimir Boban. Simon Braglia Marcos Cafu Angelo Carbone, Alessandro Costacurta, Stefano were, Diego Fuser, Filippo Galli, Gigi Lentini, Paolo Maldini, Daniele Massaro, Christian Panucci, Jean Pierre Papin, Sebastiano Rossi, Manuel Rui Costa, Serginho, Marco Simone, George Weah, Roberto Lorenzini, Stefano Nava.
For a social purpose
The President of the Spanish Olympic Committee Alejandro Blanco, and President of the Community of Madrid, Esperanza Aguirre, Jose Luis Abajo accompanied dall'olimpionico "Pirri" and the CEO of the Hospital Clinico San Carlos, Jose Soto Boneli , signed November 16, 2009, at the headquarters of the Spanish Olympic Committee, the Protocol of Cooperation for the Study of Cardiovascular Genetic disorders associated with sudden death in athletes of high level, before more than 350 people, including the People's Party spokesman , Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, president UFEDEMA Joaquin Molpeceres, Atlético Madrid president Enrique Cerezo, the Director of Institutional Relations Real Madrid Emilio Butragueño, the presidents of the federations and Olympic sports, sports directors, and medical media.
What is sudden cardiac death?
Sudden death is sudden or unexpected death that occurs as a result of cardiac arrest. Cardiac arrest accounts for 85% of cases of sudden death. When the affected person under 40 years, is usually associated with congenital heart disease or genetically transmitted diseases, and if the individual has more than 40 years is probably more linked to coronary artery disease, a degenerative disorder of the coronary arteries.
The sudden death of a young person and apparently in good health is a fact that generates a great social impact and family, especially if it occurs during a sporting activity. Sudden death also occurs in other areas of life, not just when practicing sports. However in the world of sport, people who by their nature of athletes are often the paradigm of health, that death is sudden and unexpected, then, including worse.
Heart disease associated with sudden death in young people (under 40 years) could be classified in general into two main groups:
A. - Those involving changes in the DNA of genes that encode proteins related to ion channels in heart cells.
B. - Those that have alterations in genes encoding structural proteins of myocytes.
The limits to identify a person at risk of sudden cardiac death among the general population is the main reason for sudden cardiac death remains a serious public health problem. Sometimes the usual clinical tests to assess cardiac function in athletes (electrocardiogram, echocardiography and exercise stress test or stress test) are not able to detect structural or functional abnormalities. In Spain it is estimated that approximately 30-40 athletes die each year for sudden cardiac death, but probably are more, not counting those who have suffered a heart attack or presyncope post-exercise on which currently there is no record official.
Utility of genetics in prevention of sudden death in athletes
Knowledge genetics of cardiovascular disease is important, especially for all those people in whose families there have been cases of sudden death associated with arrhythmogenic diseases and genetic transfer (long QT, Brugada syndrome , arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, etc ...) is obviously higher in those who practice sports or leisure activities in professional athletes.
In sport is essential to prevent sudden cardiac death. This is possible with a medical and especially cardiology (ECG, echocardiography and exercise stress test or stress test). Indeed, in some professional sports competitions to be started must present a medical certificate caridaco specific athlete.
Unfortunately, as already mentioned, not infrequently, these techniques are not able to detect these diseases. Therefore, genetic studies can contribute significantly to the identification of athletes at risk of these diseases associated with sudden death.
How to create a genetic test cardiovascular?
When you make a study of cardiovascular genetics in an athlete, simply taking a small amount of blood (about 5 ml) from an arm vein. Since blood isolate the white blood cells and from these you will isolate DNA. Once isolated the DNA, you get multiple copies of the gene region to be studied. Then you make the sequencing of this region of the gene copies to determine the base sequence of the gene in study of the athlete. The bases are like the alphabet and their order of genes in the gene is defined. If this order of the bases there are any changes we may be opposite to a genetic alteration.
Ethical aspects of genetic testing
must also pay close attention to ethical issues when making a genetic analysis. The athlete must sign an informed consent in which you specify whom, if the athlete wants, he can access information over the athlete himself. Nobody outside of those showed the athlete may have access to the results of its genetic analysis. In short, the genetic results are completely confidential, may be given only to the patient and those in the informed consent must indicate the name and ID number or other persons entitled to know the results of genetic testing.
Information on the Real Madrid Foundation
The Real Madrid Foundation demonstrates the commitment of the Social Club promotes the sport teaches the values of effort and solidarity, support social inclusion and enhancing development projects abroad, contributing to the prestige of Real Madrid in Spain and the world.
The Real Madrid Foundation focuses on careers in social welfare, those who turn to the most needy, particularly children.
Among these we can highlight the Schools for Social Integration of Immigrants, Schools Sports in prisons and detention centers, hospitals Basketball and Physical Activity Program for Seniors.
Projects and events of the FRM have a great impact on society both in Spain and worldwide.
Summary of activities of the 2008-2009 season
7 - social projects in Spain (7,500 direct and indirect beneficiaries)
10 - International Cooperation Projects (7800 direct and indirect beneficiaries)
5 - Sports training for the development of values (3,000 direct and indirect beneficiaries)
2 - buildings Sport for All ( 10,600 direct and indirect beneficiaries)
9207 - cataloged objects and images to the exposure (7,800 direct and indirect beneficiaries)
Leadership, friendship, commitment, solidarity, passion.
This is a charity soccer game organized by the Real Madrid Foundation, with institutional support and the Spanish Olympic Committee Community of Madrid. The proceeds of the match will go towards research project on the cause of sudden death in athletes, a project already in development at the Hospital Clínico San Carlos.
The meeting, which will be broadcast live from La Sexta, will bring together players most important recent history of Real Madrid CF and AC Milan. Among them, just to name a few, Zidane, Figo, Mc Manaman, Butragueño loved Buyo, Karembeu, Alfonso, Maldini, Baresi, Papin, Costacurta, Weah, Rui Costa and a long list of stars.
Here is a list of the Rossoneri squad: Franco Baresi, Zvonimir Boban. Simon Braglia Marcos Cafu Angelo Carbone, Alessandro Costacurta, Stefano were, Diego Fuser, Filippo Galli, Gigi Lentini, Paolo Maldini, Daniele Massaro, Christian Panucci, Jean Pierre Papin, Sebastiano Rossi, Manuel Rui Costa, Serginho, Marco Simone, George Weah, Roberto Lorenzini, Stefano Nava.
For a social purpose
The President of the Spanish Olympic Committee Alejandro Blanco, and President of the Community of Madrid, Esperanza Aguirre, Jose Luis Abajo accompanied dall'olimpionico "Pirri" and the CEO of the Hospital Clinico San Carlos, Jose Soto Boneli , signed November 16, 2009, at the headquarters of the Spanish Olympic Committee, the Protocol of Cooperation for the Study of Cardiovascular Genetic disorders associated with sudden death in athletes of high level, before more than 350 people, including the People's Party spokesman , Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, president UFEDEMA Joaquin Molpeceres, Atlético Madrid president Enrique Cerezo, the Director of Institutional Relations Real Madrid Emilio Butragueño, the presidents of the federations and Olympic sports, sports directors, and medical media.
What is sudden cardiac death?
Sudden death is sudden or unexpected death that occurs as a result of cardiac arrest. Cardiac arrest accounts for 85% of cases of sudden death. When the affected person under 40 years, is usually associated with congenital heart disease or genetically transmitted diseases, and if the individual has more than 40 years is probably more linked to coronary artery disease, a degenerative disorder of the coronary arteries.
The sudden death of a young person and apparently in good health is a fact that generates a great social impact and family, especially if it occurs during a sporting activity. Sudden death also occurs in other areas of life, not just when practicing sports. However in the world of sport, people who by their nature of athletes are often the paradigm of health, that death is sudden and unexpected, then, including worse.
Heart disease associated with sudden death in young people (under 40 years) could be classified in general into two main groups:
A. - Those involving changes in the DNA of genes that encode proteins related to ion channels in heart cells.
B. - Those that have alterations in genes encoding structural proteins of myocytes.
The limits to identify a person at risk of sudden cardiac death among the general population is the main reason for sudden cardiac death remains a serious public health problem. Sometimes the usual clinical tests to assess cardiac function in athletes (electrocardiogram, echocardiography and exercise stress test or stress test) are not able to detect structural or functional abnormalities. In Spain it is estimated that approximately 30-40 athletes die each year for sudden cardiac death, but probably are more, not counting those who have suffered a heart attack or presyncope post-exercise on which currently there is no record official.
Utility of genetics in prevention of sudden death in athletes
Knowledge genetics of cardiovascular disease is important, especially for all those people in whose families there have been cases of sudden death associated with arrhythmogenic diseases and genetic transfer (long QT, Brugada syndrome , arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, etc ...) is obviously higher in those who practice sports or leisure activities in professional athletes.
In sport is essential to prevent sudden cardiac death. This is possible with a medical and especially cardiology (ECG, echocardiography and exercise stress test or stress test). Indeed, in some professional sports competitions to be started must present a medical certificate caridaco specific athlete.
Unfortunately, as already mentioned, not infrequently, these techniques are not able to detect these diseases. Therefore, genetic studies can contribute significantly to the identification of athletes at risk of these diseases associated with sudden death.
How to create a genetic test cardiovascular?
When you make a study of cardiovascular genetics in an athlete, simply taking a small amount of blood (about 5 ml) from an arm vein. Since blood isolate the white blood cells and from these you will isolate DNA. Once isolated the DNA, you get multiple copies of the gene region to be studied. Then you make the sequencing of this region of the gene copies to determine the base sequence of the gene in study of the athlete. The bases are like the alphabet and their order of genes in the gene is defined. If this order of the bases there are any changes we may be opposite to a genetic alteration.
Ethical aspects of genetic testing
must also pay close attention to ethical issues when making a genetic analysis. The athlete must sign an informed consent in which you specify whom, if the athlete wants, he can access information over the athlete himself. Nobody outside of those showed the athlete may have access to the results of its genetic analysis. In short, the genetic results are completely confidential, may be given only to the patient and those in the informed consent must indicate the name and ID number or other persons entitled to know the results of genetic testing.
Information on the Real Madrid Foundation
The Real Madrid Foundation demonstrates the commitment of the Social Club promotes the sport teaches the values of effort and solidarity, support social inclusion and enhancing development projects abroad, contributing to the prestige of Real Madrid in Spain and the world.
The Real Madrid Foundation focuses on careers in social welfare, those who turn to the most needy, particularly children.
Among these we can highlight the Schools for Social Integration of Immigrants, Schools Sports in prisons and detention centers, hospitals Basketball and Physical Activity Program for Seniors.
Projects and events of the FRM have a great impact on society both in Spain and worldwide.
Summary of activities of the 2008-2009 season
7 - social projects in Spain (7,500 direct and indirect beneficiaries)
10 - International Cooperation Projects (7800 direct and indirect beneficiaries)
5 - Sports training for the development of values (3,000 direct and indirect beneficiaries)
2 - buildings Sport for All ( 10,600 direct and indirect beneficiaries)
9207 - cataloged objects and images to the exposure (7,800 direct and indirect beneficiaries)
Leadership, friendship, commitment, solidarity, passion.
Pierluigi Collina the ref
