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MESSAGES FROM THE CHAIRPERSON OF ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Assalamu’alaikum wr. wb. Dear Colleagues, We thank you for the presence of Allah SWT, who is always bestow mercy on all of us so that until this moment we are still in His guidance in carrying out our professional duties. National Congress of Indonesian Neurological Association (INA) as a four yearly event is almost time to be held again. National Congress is an event for all INA members in Indonesia which include organizational and scientific discussion forum. This event has become a continuous effort to enhance the role of Neurologists in Indonesia in order to succeed the health-care sector.

The influences of globalization are unstoppable for Indonesia along with sophisticated technology advancement, the world is now entering a revolutionary industry 4.0 era, which emphasizes on the digital economy, artificial intelligence, big data, robotic, etc. or known as disruptive innovation phenomena. Facing these challenges, National Congress of INA presents a theme about "The Challenges of Neurology Development in the Fourth Generation Industrial Revolutionary Era”. The industrial revolution experienced its current peak with birth of digital technology that has a massive impact on human life throughout the world.

Unlike the previous industrial revolution, this 4th generation industrial revolution has a wider scale, scope and complexity. New technology advancement that integrates the physical, digital and biological worlds has affected all disciplines, economics, industry and especially in our fields of health-care. The latest industrial revolution or fourth generation industries encourage automation systems in all activities and processes. Are Indonesian neurologists ready to face this change? We will answer during National Congress of INA event which if God willing will be carried out on August 2019.

Colleagues of all PERDOSSI members throughout Indonesia, let’s make National Congress of INA 2019 fruitful and successful seisson by attending, participating and contributing to this event. We look forward to your presence and participation in Surabaya, the City of Heroes that we love. With Our Best Wishes, Wassalamua'alaikum Wr. Wb. Isti Suharjanti Chairperson


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MESSAGES FROM THE CHAIRPERSON INDONESIAN NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION SURABAYA CHAPTER

Assalamualaikum Wr. Wb. Dear colleagues On behalf of Indonesian Neurological Association Surabaya chapter , it is my great pleasure to welcome you to The 9thNational Congress of The Indonesia Neurological Association. The congress will be held on September 12th - 15th, 2019. The theme of this congress is "The Challenges of

Neurological Development in the Fourth Generation Industrial Revolutionary Era". I'm confident that our program will serve the interest of all attendees to be sure.

I hope you don't miss wonderful opportunities for education and communication for neurology diseases among neurological experts. I look foward to see you at our congress. Wassalamua'alaikum Wr. Wb.

Muhammad Hamdan Chairperson


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MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT OF INDONESIAN NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

Assalamu’alaikum Wr. Wb. Greeting from Surabaya,

On behalf of the chairman of Indonesian Neurological Association, we are cordially welcoming you to participate in the 9th National Congress of The Indonesian Neurological Association, September 12th - 15th 2019, JW Marriott, Surabaya - Indonesia. Through our theme "The Challenges of

Neurological Development in the Fourth Generation Industrial Revolutionary Era", We would like to deliver the latest on research, guideline and best clinical practice neurology cases adjust to the fourth-generation industrial revolution.

In addition to presenting scientific events, the national congress also serves as a forum for meeting organizations in developing future neurological development strategies and the selection of new PERDOSSI and KNI organizers.

Hopefully this event will run peacefully and successfully, resulting in a better new board of Indonesian Neurological Association and Indonesian Neurological Collegium.

Wassalamua'alaikum Wr. Wb.

Moh. Hasan Machfoed President


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CONTENTS

Welcome Messages

Contents

General Information

Committee

Program at Glance

Workshop & Teaching Course

Scientific Program

Call for Abstract

Registration Information

Accomodation Information

Destination

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GENERAL INFORMATION Dates Thursday, 12th to Sunday15th September 2019.

Venue JW Marriott Hotel Jl. Embong Malang No. 85-89 Surabaya – East Java Phone: (031) 545 8888 Language The Official language of the Congress is both Indonesian and English Transportation Venue can be reached by Taxi Congress Secretariat Indonesian Neurological Association Surabaya Chapter The Indonesian Medical Association (IDI) Surabaya Chapter Building Mayjend. Prof. Dr. Moestopo 117, Surabaya, East Java Phone : +62 31 550 1670 E-mail : [email protected] Website : www.konasperdossi2019.org

Contact Person 1. Haryun Dinaarni (+628123095111) 2. Dwie F. Rachmawati (+6281331009210) 3. Bella Dyah (+628563484706) 4. Annisa Sofiana N (+6281235419522)


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GENERAL INFORMATION Key Dates • Deadline of accomodation guarantee:

22nd August 2019 • Deadline of early registration:

30th June 2019 • Deadline of late registration:

11th September 2019 • Re-registration & On Site registration:

12th September 2019

• Workshop : 12th September 2019 • Teaching Course:

12th - 13th September 2019 • Scientific Program:

14th – 15th September 2019 • Exhibition:

13th – 15th September 2019


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COMMITTEE Advisor

1. President of Indonesian Neurological Association 2. Chairman of Indonesian Neurology Collegium 3. Dean Faculty of Medicine Airlangga University 4. Director of Dr. Soetomo General Hospital 5. Director of Airlangga University Hospital 6. Chairman of Indonesian Neurological Association Surabaya Chapter 7. Head of Neurology Department, Faculty of Medicine Airlangga

University

Steering Committee 1. dr. Merdias Almatsier, Sp.S(K) 2. Prof. dr. Harsono, Sp.S(K) 3. Prof. Dr. dr. Hasan Sjahrir, Sp.S(K) 4. Prof. dr. Teguh Ranakusuma, Sp.S(K) 5. Prof. Dr. dr. Darwin Amir, Sp.S(K) 6. Prof. Dr. dr. Suroto, Sp.S(K), FAAN 7. Chairman 1 of INA: Dr. dr. Aldy S. Rambe, Sp.S(K) 8. Chairman 2 of INA: dr. Isti Suharjanti, Sp.S(K) 9. General Secretary of Indonesian Neurological Association 10. Secretary of Indonesian Neurology Collegium 11. Chairman of Study Group Indonesian Neurological Association

Organizing Committee

Chairman : dr. Isti Suharjanti, Sp.S(K) Co-Chairman : dr. Achmad Firdaus Sani, Sp.S, FINS General Secretary : dr. Wardah Rahmatul Islamiyah, Sp.S. Secretariat : Liza Elfina

Chita Wahyu Riandini Annisa Sofiana N

Chair Treasurer : dr. Devi Ariani Sudibyo, Sp.S. Co-Chair Treasurer : Haryun Dinaarni


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COMMITTEE Sections

PERDOSSI Meeting 1. dr. Wijoto, Sp.S(K) 2. dr. Sita Setyowatie, Sp.S. 3. dr. Rika Ainun Tika

KNI Meeting 1. Prof. dr. Troeboes Poerwadi,

Sp.S(K) 2. dr. Mohammad Saiful Islam, Sp.S(K) 3. dr. Mohammad Saiful Ardhi, Sp.S. 4. dr. Heri Munajib

Congress Scientific Program

1. Dr. dr. Kurnia Kusumastuti, Sp.S(K)

2. dr. Hendro Susilo, Sp.S(K) 3. dr. Mudjiani Basuki, Sp.S.

Education Program,Workshop and Teaching Course

1. Dr. dr. Paulus Sugianto, Sp.S(K) 2. dr. J. Ekowahono Rahardjo,

Sp.S., M.Kes 3. dr. Fadil, Sp.S. 4. dr. Diana 5. dr. Kenia Izzawa 6. dr. Olivia Josephine Wijaya

Meeting and Audiovisual

1. dr. Priya Nugraha, Sp.S. 2. dr. Andiva Satrio Rinaldi, Sp.S. 3. dr. Riza Pratama Putra 4. dr. Tiara 5. dr. Chandrawati Widya Hartati

Publication and Documentation 1. dr. Fidiana, Sp.S. 2. dr. Bambang Kusnardi, Sp.S. 3. dr. Anggi Inggriani R 4. dr. Dika Chandra Bintari 5. dr. Putri Maharani 6. dr. Yurima Indriyani 7. dr. Wendy Amelia Sihombing

Food and Beverage

1. dr. Riani Wisnujono, Sp.S. 2. dr. Hanik Badriyah Hidayati, Sp.S. 3. dr. Dian Maria Pia, Sp.S. 4. dr. Imas Resa Palupi 5. dr. Edfina Rahmarini 6. dr. Felisitas Farica Sutantoyo 7. dr. Amira Fitriananda Putri

Exhibition and Transportation

1. dr. Yudhi Adrianto, Sp.S. 2. dr. Mono Setyobudi, Sp.S. 3. dr. Erwin Hardiansyah 4. dr. Nur Akbaryan Anandito 5. dr. Yahya 6. dr. Irfan Kurnia Kaban 7. dr. Ridza Asrul Pramudya


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COMMITTEE Sections Ceremony

1. dr. Yudha Haryono, Sp.S(K) 2. dr. Abdulloh Machin, Sp.S. 3. dr. Hidayatullah, Sp.S. 4. dr. Muhammad Reza Fathoni 5. dr. Pauline Arantji Layloh 6. dr. Diayanti Tenti Lestari 7. dr. Shita Febriana

Registration and Accomodation

1. dr. Deby Wahyuning Hadi, Sp.S.

2. dr. Roxantin Utami, Sp.S. 3. dr. Dyah Yuniati, Sp.S. 4. dr. Anisah Khoiriyah 5. dr. Rizky Fawyana S 6. dr. Taurus Laisari 7. Dwie F. Rachmawati

Public Education

1. dr. Djohan Ardiansyah, Sp.S. 2. dr. Imam Hidayat, Sp.S. 3. dr. Ellisa Dwijayanti 4. dr. Dimas Pambudi 5. dr. Prita Aulia Nastaghfirluka 6. dr. Celine Anindytha Pranata

Health and Security 1. dr. Ersifa Fatimah, Sp.N 2. dr. Bimo Dwi Lukito, Sp.N 3. dr. Rio Tasti Surpa Rahmat B 4. dr. Maulana Farid Rizki


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PROGRAM AT GLANCE

Thursday, September 12th

2019

Friday, September 13th

2019 Saturday, September 14th 2019

Sunday, September 15th 2019

Registration 07.00 – 08.00



Public Education Program

06.00 – 09.00

Workshop 1: Pain*

08.00 – 16.00

Plenary Lecture 08.00 – 09.30

Symposium 1: Sleep Disorders

07.30 – 08.30

Symposium 2: Neurorestoration

07.30 – 08.30

Symposium 3: Neurogeriatric 07.30 – 08.30

Coffee Break 09.00 – 09.30

Workshop 2: Neurobehaviour*

08.00 – 16.00


Symposium 4: Pain

08.30 – 09.45

Symposium 5: Neuro-

Physiology 08.30 – 09.45

Symposium 6: Neurooncology &

Neuroimaging 08.30 – 09.45

Symposium 23: Neuroinfection

& Neuro-Epidemiology Symposium 09.30 – 10.45

Workshop 3: Neurophysiology*

08.00 – 16.00

Opening Ceremony

09.45 – 10.05


Workshop 4: Epilepsy*

08.00 – 16.00

Welcome Speech

10.05 – 10.20

Symposium 7: Neurointervention

10.15 – 11.30

Symposium 8: Pain

10.15 – 11.30

Symposium 9: Epilepsy

10.15 – 11.30

Symposium 24:

The Challenges of Neurological Development

in the 4th Generation of

Industrial Revolutionary

Era 10.45 – 12.00

Symposium 10: Neurootology 11.30 – 12.45

Symposium 11: Headache & Pain

11.30 – 12.45

Symposium 12: Neurophysiology

11.30 – 12.45

Workshop 5: Sleep Disorders*

08.00 – 16.00

History Of INA 10.20 – 10.30

Oral Presentation 10.15 – 15.00

Closing, Prayer & Lunch

12.00 – 12.30

Workshop 6: Neurovascular &

Neurointervention* 08.00 – 15.00

Keynote Speech 10.30 – 11.00

Lunch Break 12.45 – 13.30 -End-


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PROGRAM AT GLANCE

Thursday, September 12th

2019

Friday, September 13th 2019 Saturday, September 14th 2019

Sunday, September 15th 2019

Workshop 7:

Neuropediatry* 08.00 – 15.00

Opening Congress 11.00 – 11.15

Symposium 13: Epilepsy & Pain

13.30 – 14.45

Symposium 14: Stroke

13.30 – 14.45

Symposium 15: Stroke

13.30 – 14.45

Workshop 8:

Neurointensive Care & Neuro-Traumatology* 08.00 – 16.00

Opening Exhibition 11.15 – 11.30

Symposium 16: Pain

14.45 – 16.00

Symposium 17: Neurobehaviour

14.45 – 16.00

Symposium 18: Pain

14.45 – 16.00

Workshop 9:

Pain* 08.00 – 16.30

Friday Prayer & Lunch 11.30 – 13.00

Symposium 19: Neurointensive

Care & Neurotraumatology

16.00 – 17.15

Symposium 20: Neuropediatry 16.00 – 17.15

Symposium 21: Movement Disorders

16.00 – 17.15

Workshop 10: Neuro-

restoration* 08.00 – 16.00

Teaching Course 4: Neurooncology*

13.00 – 17.00

Afternoon Coffee 17.15 – 17.30

Workshop 11: Stroke*

08.00 – 16.00

Teaching Course 5: Neuroinfection*

13.00 - 17.00

Break 17.30 – 19.00

Teaching Course 1:

Movement Disorders*

08.00 – 14.30

Teaching Course 6:

Headache** 13.00 – 17.00

Symposium 22: Neurobehaviour

19.00 – 20.30

Note: * For Specialist **For Specialist and General Physician

Teaching Course 2:

Neurootology* 07.40 – 16.00

Teaching Course 3:

Neurogeriatric* 08.00 – 16.00


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WORKSHOP & TEACHING COURSE Thursday, September 12th 2019 Workshop 1: “Interventional Pain Management for Shoulder and Spine”

• Guide for Pain Intervention • Regenerative Medicine

Workshop 2: “Diagnosing Dementia in Clinical Practise” • Alzheimer Disease • VCI/VaD/Mixed Type Dementia • Parkinson Disease Dementia/DLB • Front Temporal Lobe Dementia • Miscellaneous Dementia

Workshop 3: Neurophysiology • Nerve Conduction Velocity (NCV) & Electromyography (EMG)

Workshop 4: Epilepsy • Epilepsy Syndrome in Adult

- Why should we do syndromic approach? - How to diagnose and manage?

• Epilepsy Syndrome in Children and Infancy - Why should we do syndromic approach? - How to diagnose and manage?

• Difficult to Controled Seizures - When and how to change or combining AEDS

• How Can EEG Help Us to Manage Seizures? - EEG in Metabolic Problems - EEG in Difficult to Stop Seizures

• Social Approach to Manage Epilepsy - An Example of What We do in Surabaya - Meet People With Epilepsy (PWE) and Caregivers


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WORKSHOP & TEACHING COURSE Thursday, September 12th 2019 Workshop 5: “Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Insomnia”

• What is Insomnia • Sleep Restriction Therapy • Stimulus Control Therapy • Relaxation Theraphy • Cognitive Therapy • Sleep Hygiene Education

Workshop 6: Neurovascular & Neurointervention • Clinical Neurovascular

- Functional Neurovascular Anatomy in Ischemic Stroke: small vessel, large vessel, collaterome (case per case presentation)

- Image to Decide: basic understanding MRI sequence in Acute Stroke (DWI, ADC, FLAIR, GRE, SWI) (case per case presentation)

- Venous Bleeding and Venous Infarction on the Brain: Diagnosis & Treatment

• Attractive Issues in Stroke - Recurrent ischemic & hemorrhagic stroke: Why is it happen? (the

importance issues of vascular imaging) - Recent evidence in intracranial stenosis (medical and

interventional treatment) - Hemodynamic Stroke: clinical presentation and treatment

• Hemorrhagic Stroke - Hydrocephalus in Hemorrhagic Stroke (SAH, IVH, ICH): When

the medical or surgical treatment is considered? - Note all ICH are the same: subtype of ICH and the choice of

treatment (medical, surgical and neurointerventional) - Not all SAH are the same: subtype of SAH and the choice of

treatment (medical and neurointerventional)


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WORKSHOP & TEACHING COURSE Thursday, September 12th 2019 Workshop 7: Neuropediatry

• Differentiation Between ADHD and Autism • Theory of Neurofeedback • How to Detect Cerebral Palsy • Botulinum in Spasticity • How to Get Competency for Neurologist in Pediatric Neurology • Hands on:

- Treatment of Cerebral Palsy Using Botulinum Injection - Neurofeedback for Treatment of ADHD

Workshop 8: “Nutrition in Neurocritical Care” *To Be Announced Workshop 9: Knee & Hip Pain

• How to Make Clinical Diagnosis of Knee Pain • How to Make Clinical Diagnosis of Hip Pain • Normal and Pathological Sonography (US) Findings of Knee Pain • Normal and Pathological Sonography (US) Findings of Hip Pain • Hands on Scanning Technique of Knee • Hands on Scanning Technique of Hip • Hands on Injection Technique of Hip and Knee

Workshop 10: “Optimizing Neural Repair in the Era of Neuromodulation Technology” *To Be Announced


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WORKSHOP & TEACHING COURSE Thursday, September 12th 2019 Workshop 11: Pathway Card and Code Stroke

• History and Current Acute stroke Treatment • CT Based Neuroimaging in Acute Stroke • Pathway Optimization in Hyperacute Stroke • Mechanical Thrombectomy • Skill Station I (Neuroimaging) • Skill Station II (NIHSS & Check List) • Skill Station III (Code Stroke Simulation) • Dry Workshop • Pathway Card Workshop

Teaching Course 1: Movement Disorders • Parkinson Disease

- Management of Early and Advanced Parkinson Disease - Management of Non Motor Symptom in Parkinson Disease

• Hyperkinetic Type of Movement Disorder and Emergency in Movement Disorders - Phenomenologi and Its Treatment - Movement Disorders Emergency

• Clinical Examination - Examine Pearl in Parkinsonism - Examine Highlight in Hyperkinetic Movement Disorders

Teaching Course 2: Neurootology • Introduction of Balance and Coordination System • Classification of Vertigo, Dizziness, and Imbalance • Bedside Neuro-ophthalmological and Neurootological Examination • Vertigo, Dizziness, Unsteadiness : Peripheral Vestibular System,

Central Vestibular System or Others? • Evidence Based Pharmacological Treatment of Vertigo, Dizziness,

Unsteadiness • The Role of Vestibular Rehabilitation on Management of Vertigo,

Dizziness, and Unsteadiness


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TEACHING COURSE Thursday, September 12th 2019 Teaching Course 3: Neurogeriatric

• Comprehensive Approach in Elderly Patients • Diagnosis Approach and Management of Behavioral Changes in

Elderly • Environmental Interventions in Elderly with Dementia and Cognitive

Disorders • Gait Disorders in Elderly • Group Therapy in Elderly based on Cognitive Stimulation Therapy


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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME & TEACHING COURSE Friday, September 13th 2019 Plenary Lecture

• Legal Aspects of Teleneurological to Patients’ Medical Secret • Teleneurology and Digital Technology: The Future of Neurological

Care

Teaching Course 4: Neurooncology • Neuroradiological Diagnosis of Brain Tumor • Technique and Indication of Surgery and Perioperative

Management • Peripheral Nervous System Complication in Neurooncology • Evaluation After Brain Tumor Treatment

Teaching Course 5: Neuroinfection • Barrier to Diagnosis of Lumbar Puncture • Management of Cerebral Abscess • Malaria • Primary CNS Lymphoma • Multiple Sclerosis • Neurocysticercosis

Teaching Course 6: Headache • Awareness of Headache in Primary Care Physician • Primary Care Management of Headache in Adults • How to Identify and Overcome MOH • Headache Diary and How to Acess Treatment Outcome?


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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Saturday, September 14th 2019 Symposium 1: Sleep Disorders

• Orthosomnia and Other Emerging Sleep Disorder in Millenials • New Technologies to Asses Sleep Apnea

Symposium 2: Neurorestoration *To Be Announced Symposium 3: "The Future of Brain Health in Aging Population and Digital Era"

• Successful Brain Aging: A life Cycle Approach • Comprehensive Approach for Managing the Older Person with

Cognitive and Behavioral Problems

Symposium 4: Cancer Pain • The New Concept of Cancer Pain Management: Should we modify

the WHO's Step Ledder • Efficacy of Anti Neuropathic Pain for Cancer Pain • Pain in Metastatic Cancer Patient: How to diagnose it early

Symposium 5: “Update Management of Neuropathy” • Management of Diabetic Neuropathy: The Benefit of Neurotropic

Vitamin • Management of Peripheral Neuropathy Symptoms

Symposium 6: "The Role of Neurologist in Brain Tumor Treatment Evaluation"

• The need of Assessment after Treatment in Neuro-oncology • Response Assessment in Neuro-oncology (RANO) Criteria • Neurologic Assessment in Neuro-oncology (NANO) Scale


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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Saturday, September 14th 2019 Symposium 7: Neurointervention

• Benign Intracranial Hypertension (Pseudotumor Cerebri): Recent Role of Neurointervention

• All NOACS are not Created Equally: How to choose among NOAC? • Subtype of Hemorrhagic Stroke: is it possible to initiate NOAC after

hemorrhagic Stroke?

Symposium 8: “Mixed Pain Concept” • Current Understanding of Mixed Pain Concept • Diagnosis of Mixed Pain: Do we need the new tool to identity booth

of nociceptive and neuropathic component? • Management of Mixed Chronic Pain Syndromes: Focused on LBP

and Knee Pain

Symposium 9: “Do We Still Need a New Epileptic Drug?” • Why are my seizures still continuing? • The Management of Epilepsy: Efficacy of Perampanel • Neuroengineering and Epilepsy: Designing Device for Seizure

Control

Symposium 10: Neurootology • Nystagmus, Pathophysiology, and Clinical Manifestations • Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potentials (VEMP) in Patient with

BPPV • Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD)

Symposium 11: Headache & Pain • Beyond Back Pain: Mechanical vs Inflammatory • Migraine Patients Care: Acute and Prevention Treatment • Cluster Headache and Other Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalgia


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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Saturday, September 14th 2019 Symposium 12: “Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy”

• Diagnostic of Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy (CIDP)

• How to Manage CIDP Patients • Gadget Addiction Linked to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Symposium 13: Epilepsy & Neuropathic Pain • Which epileptic drugs can be used in women with epilepsy? • Should we be afraid of having Steven Johnson Syndrome? • Efficacy and Tolerability of Carbamazepine for Treatment of Painful

Diabetic Neuropathy and Trigeminal Neuralgia

Symposium 14: “Cerebral Small Vessel Disease From Diagnose to Clinical Practice”

• Overview of Stroke Patient with Cerebral Vessel Diseases • Prevalence of Stroke and Associated Risk Factors in Sleman District

of Yogyakarta Special Region, Indonesia • Management Cerebral Small Vessel Disease from Diagnostic to

Therapeutic Challenges

Symposium 15: “Management Approach of Cerebrovascular Disease”

• Diagnosis and Management of Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA) • Large Artery Atherosclerotic Occlusive Disease • Intracranial Stenosis, Vasospasm and Vasculitis: The Role of

Transcranial Doppler

Symposium 16: “Why and How to Manage Mixed Pain” • Pathomecanism and Pathway of Osteoarthritis • Management of Osteoarthritis • Cervical Pain Syndrome as Consequence of Computer Use in Daily

Practice


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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Saturday, September 14th 2019 Symposium 17: “Latest Update on Alzheimer Disease”

• Pathophysiogical of Alzheimer Disease Dementia & Current going on Clinical Trials

• Multidomain Treatment for Dementia • Mild Cognitive Impairment: Current Concept and Clinical Trial

Symposium 18: “Neuropathic & Nociceptive Pain” • The New Indonesia Pain Consensus • How Safe and Effective Celecoxib for Chronic Joint pain? • Management Neuropathic Pain In Chronic Low Back Pain

Symposium 19: Neurotraumatology & Neurointensive Care • Nutrition and Hydration for Stroke Patient • Advanced Management of Sepsis in Neurocritical Care Patient • Advanced Management of Malignant Infarction in the Setting of

Neuro-ICU

Symposium 20: Neuropediatry • How to Differentiate and Management Epilepsy Child or Non

Epilepsy • Thrombosis Sinus in Children • Impact Internet Addiction for Child

Symposium 21: Movement Disorders • Pharmacological Strategy for Management of Motor Complication in

Parkinson's Disease • Therapeutic Approach of Halusination and Psychosis in Parkinson's

Disease • Mixed Movement Disorders Plus Parkinsonism: What do we see and

How to Approach?

Symposium 22: “Recent Update on BPSD” • Recent Update on Pathomechanism and Clinical Features of BPSD

in Various Type of Dementias • Practical Management and Treatment Approach of BPSD


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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

Sunday, September 15th 2019 Symposium 23: Neuroinfection & Neuroepidemiology

• CD4+ and Cognitive Function in HIV Patients • The Recent Management of TBC CNS Infection • Viral Encephalitis & Auto-Imune Encephalitis

Symposium 24: “The Challenges of Neurological Development in the 4th Generation of Industrial Revolutionary Era”

• Neuroscience Trial of the Future • Near Future Stroke Treatment for Indonesian Neurologist: Hope or

Fear? • Artificial Intelligent in Neurology: Hope or Hype? • Intraoperative Neurophysiology Monitoring in Brain Tumor Surgery:

What Neurologist can do Nowadays


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CALL FOR ABSTRACT The 9th National Congress of the Indonesian Neurological Association (INA) committee invites you to submit your abstracts of original research which are related to the main topic of the congress. The Scientific Abstract Reviewer Committee will evaluate and select the abstracts based on quality, clarity and relevance on main topic. ABSTRACT SUBMISSION & GUIDELINES General Policies 1. Poster will be displayed on September 13th , 2019 at 13.00 - 16.00 WIB

and all poster presenters are encouraged to stand by their posters for discussion with the jury and participant at that time. Posters should be installed by 10.00 WIB and dismantled after 17.00 WIB at the date.

2. Oral Presentation will be held on September 14th, 2019 at 10.00 – 15.00 WIB.

3. The deadline for abstract submission is June 24, 2019. 4. Abstracts submission will only be received online through email:

[email protected] 5. Faxed or mailed hard-copy abstract or abstract sent on disc/CD will not

be accepted 6. The Scientific Abstract Reviewer Committee will evaluate and select all

abstracts for Oral and Poster Presentation. 7. All poster participants must be registered as symposium participants

and have completed their registration and payment processes. 8. Best oral and poster presentation will be announced and rewarded in

the congress on September 14, 2019. Abstract Format Guidelines

1. Language English (Clear with accurate grammar and spelling of a quality suitable for publication)

2. Abstract titles should be concise and should not contain abbreviations Please use Title Case and make sure to bold the entire title. Example : Title of Abstract (Times New Roman, Bold, Size 14, Flush center)

3. Author First name (s) or initials of first name (s) followed by family name. Affiliation details of all authors: Department; institution/hospital; city; country.


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CALL FOR ABSTRACT

Example : Presenting Author1, Co-Author2, Co-Author3 (Times New Roman, Size 12, Flush Center, Underline Presenting Author) 1Institution of Author, 2Institution of Author, 3Institution of Author(Times New Roman, Size 12, Flush Center, Underline Presenting Author)

4. Body a) Supported file format is Microsoft Word b) Font : Times New Roman, Size: 11 in single line spacing. Except for

the first line, the text should be intended from the left margin by 10 mm.

c) Abstracts must not exceed a 250 word limit. The word limit relates only to the text of the abstract and does not include title, authors and institutions.

d) The abstract should be concise and present the background, objective, method, result and conclusion.

Poster Format Guidelines

1. The poster session will be held according to the schedule of the committee.

2. The size of the poster is 90 x 120 cm. 5. The letters and illustrations on the poster should be readable from a

distance of at least 1 (one) meter.

6. The full name and office of all authors and co-authors (name of organization, institution, university or office) must be mentioned.

7. Participants must be present at the time of posters assessment by the jury

8. Participants must provide 5 copies of full text for the committee.


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REGISTRATION INFORMATION All the registration process is done through the congress official website : www.konasperdossi2019.org The registration deadline is as follows Early Registration Fees Deadline : Until June 30th 2019 Late Registration Fees Deadline : July 1st until September 11th 2019 Onsite registration : September 12th 2019 Only the fully completed registrations will be accepted. The registration fee is based on the date of the receipt of the registration and the payment in full in accordance with the deadline mentioned above. Should one deadline be missed, the next applicable fee will be charged automatically. The registration will only be confirmed upon receipt of payment in full. Each participant will receive electronic confirmation of their registration. If the maximum attendee capacity is reached, the organisers reserve the right to refuse any registration. Accepted Methods of Payment All registration fees should be paid in advance in IDR. Payment can be made by Bank Transfer. Account Holder : PERDOSSI CABANG SURABAYA Bank Jatim Cabang Dr. Soetomo Surabaya Account Number : 0322917058 Please do not forget to indicate your first and last name on the payment and send your payment proof by email to [email protected]


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REGISTRATION INFORMATION Registration Fee (in IDR) SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Early Late Onsite

Nurses 2.000.000 2.250.000 2.500.000 General Physician / Resident

2.000.000 2.500.000 3.000.000

Specialist 3.000.000 3.500.000 4.000.000 WORKSHOP/TEACHING COURSE

Workshop Teaching Course General Physician / Resident

- 1.000.000

Specialist 4.000.000 2.500.000

Note : • Workshop/Teaching Course participant must be registered as

symposium participants • Workshop/Teaching Course will be held with a minimum requirement of

20 participant Registration Cancellation Policy Notification of cancellation must be made in writing and sent to the Congress Secretariat Registration by email. If the written notification of cancellation is received before 30th June 2019, 100% of the paid registration fee will be refunded. If the written notification of cancellation is received between 1st July 2019 – 31st August 2019, 50% of the paid registration fee will be refunded. No refunds will be made for cancellations received after this date.


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ACCOMODATION INFORMATION

HOTEL Room Rates / night(s) Deluxe Premium Studio Executive

JW. Marriot [Venue]* 1.250.000 1.500.000 2.000.000 Sheraton** 1.300.000 - -

Four Points** 1.150.000 - -

The room rates quoted above are: ▪ Inclusive of Daily Buffet breakfast for 2 persons ▪ Shuttle bus pick up and drop to Sogo (11am – 10pm) ▪ Complimentary use of Health Club Facilities excluding Spa, Tennis ▪ The inclusive of 21% service charge and prevailing government

taxes

*Booking should be at least for 3 nights. **Booking should be at least for 2 nights.


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PLACE TO GO

1. Mount Bromo Bromo is an active volcano and one of the tourism highlights of East Java. The volcano is located in the Bromo Tengger National Park, an area famous for its striking landscape.one of the easiest ways to get here is to take the famous Bromo Midnight Tour that leaves from Surabaya. As the name suggest you will leave around midnight in order to get to the volcano in the early hours of the morning where you can watch the majestic sun rise over the lip of the crater.

2. Sampoerna Museum Sampoerna are a famous brand of clove cigarettes from Surabaya. The Museum documents the history of the company and is also a working cigarette factory. The Sampoerna Museum is based in a grand colonial era building. The downstairs portion of the building houses the museum. There are lots of exhibits, many from the family collection, and old photos. As you tour the Museum you will see how the company started and how the advertising for Sampoerna has changed over time. On the second floor of the Museum is a viewing room over the working cigarette factory. The Museum also operates a free tourism bus around Surabaya. [http://houseofsampoerna.museum/e_sht_main.htm] 3. Jaddih Hill Madura

Besides karapan sapi, Madura has nature tourism object which is beautiful and exotic, named Jaddih Hill. It located in Jaddih village, Bangkalan. Actually, Jaddih Hill is a mining area. This mining area formed a unique pattern on the hill accidentally. With beautiful scenery, Jaddih Hill turned into a tourism object which inviting tourists.To reach this place, we need about an hour from Surabaya with car or motorcycle. We are gonna pass Suramadu Bridge- the longest bridge in Indonesia.


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PLACE TO GO 4. Klenteng Sanggar Agung Kenjeran Park

Klenteng Sanggar Agung is a large Chinese temple used by adherents of Tridharma. The temple is the perfect place to visit if you are looking to escape the busy streets of Surabaya. Klenteng Sanggar Agung temple is on the edge of the city and overlooks the ocean. With hundreds of burning candles and the smell of incense hanging in the air the temple has a calm and peaceful atmosphere. 5. Trip to Batu, Malang

Batu Flower Garden, Coban Rais, Batu, Malang

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