Scientific activity
Researcher in the area of adulthood diseases that originated in the womb or the first years of life, Paediatric Research Institute - Sant Joan de Déu
Multicentre projects:
- PRESOX clinical trial. Title: Premature infants Resuscitated with Oxygen or air. Sponsors: Neil N Finer (USA), Ola Saugstad (Norway) Máximo Vento Torres (Spain). Study Manager: Wade Rich (USA). Study conducted at 29 centres in Spain, Europe and the USA: Hospital la Fe (Valencia). Coordinator at the SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital: M. Iriondo. Start date: March 2014.
- REOX clinical trial (EudraCT No. 2008-005047-42. Title: Resuscitation of extremely low-weight neonates by means of a comprehensive monitoring system: study of the influence of the fraction of inspired oxygen (REOX). Sponsor: Máximo Vento Torres. Study conducted at 2 sites: Hospital la Fe (Valencia). SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital. Collaborators: Marta Aguar, Ana Gimeno, María Brugada, Montse Izquierdo, Marta Thió and Martín Iriondo (collaborator from 12-06- 2009 to 15-06-2011. PI at site 2 from 16-06-2011 to 18-10-2013).
Funded research projects:
- "Prediction of survival without neonatal morbidity and without moderate-severe neurodevelopmental disability in preterm infants of the Spanish network SEN1500". Reference: Dossier: PI16 / 00748. PI: Martín Iriondo Sanz. Researchers: Josep Figueras Aloy, Marta Thió Lluch, Ruth del Rio, Mattia Bossio (part time). 2017 - 2019.
- "Early biomarkers of the Safety and Efficacy of nutritional support in very preterm infants" Reference: Dossier PI13/01562 PI:Isabel Iglesias Platas. Investigators: Marta Ramon Krauel, Silvia Meavilla Olivas and Martín Iriondo Sanz (part time). 2014-2016.
- "Identification of risk factors for neurocognitive and linguistic development in very low-weight preterm infants: focused care and phonetic perception in the first year of life". Reference: PSI2008-01253/PSIC. PI: Laura Bosch. Investigators: Melania Figueras and Marta Ramon-Casas (full time), Martí Iriondo and Thais Agut (part time). 2008 - 2011.