Indonesian Society of Neurological Surgeons

IFinal Announcement

The 11th Asian Congress of Neurological Surgeons (ACNS) 2016 inconjunction with The 21st Annual Scientific Meeting of Indonesian Society of Neurological Surgeons (PERSPEBSI)

March 8th - 12th, 2016Shangri-La Hotel, Surabaya, Indonesia

www.acns2016.org

Final Announcement

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Tanah Lot

Situated on a large rock, Tanah Lot is one of the most famous Hindu temples in Bali. It has been a part of Balinese mythology for centuries. The temple is one of 7 sea temples, each within eyesight of the next, to form a chain along the south-western coast of Bali. Tanah Lot is one of the most popular places to visit in Bali and the whole area can be very busy, especially in the late afternoons and before sunset. The area between the car park and the beach adjacent to the temple is a maze of souvenir shops selling just about every Balinese trinket imaginable. Once visitors have fought their way through the souvenir vendors to the beach, they will see the magnificent.temple perched on a rock just a few meters offshore

Bali is one of the world’s most popular island destinations and one which consistently wins travel awards. The varied landscape, rugged coastlines, tropical beaches, lush rice terraces and volcanic hillsides all provide a picturesque backdrop to its colorful, deeply spiritual and unique Hindu culture. The combination of friendly people, a magnificently visual culture infused with spirituality and spectacular beaches with great surfing and diving have made Bali the most popular tourist.destination in Indonesia

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Welcome Messages

Dear all,

It is an honor to welcoming you to the 11th Asian Congress of Neurological Surgeons, Surabaya,

Indonesia. I am overjoyed to have you all…

The ACNS was started in 1993 along the lines of Dr. Kanno’s dream. We had invited a hundred

young Neurosurgeons sponsoring their stay and registration… the dream continues on….. And we

promise you that our dream of equality in opportunities for Neurosurgeons from the developing

countries is a dream we will keep alive..

Every council needs to have a journal and our official journal, the Asian Journal of Neurosurgery

started in 1997. It has come a long way and quality articles from Asia and abroad adorn it these

days.. We have a young and dynamic team who are equally adept at learning from the masters and

innovating as well…

The ACNS has also been involved with the education of women in Neurosurgery and, as I see the

members of AWNA gathered here, I am proud that in a continent like Asia where so many constraints

are present for average women, we have a sizeable group in a very difficult branch of surgery…. If

you remember, the first woman who scaled Everest was from Asia….

For the nextfive days, we have a scenario where there are the best teachers available in Asia and

we also have eager young Neurosurgeons.. We hope that both interact and I am sure, before long,

the masters would sit back in admiration of their wards… and today’s young Neurosurgeons will in

turn lead the young neurosurgeons of tomorrow towards betterment of Neurosurgery….This would

be my concept of Utopia.. Let’s all, for the next five days forget those lines on the maps dividing us

into different countrymen and work as a common force… Let’s do our bit of making this world a better

place…

Thank you.

Prof. Yoko Kato, MD, PhD

President, ACNS (Asian Congress of Neurological Surgeons)

ACNS President Prof. Yoko Kato, MD, PhD

Congress PresidentProf. Abdul Hafid Bajamal, MD, PhD

Secretary GeneralAsra Al Fauzi, MD

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Welcome MessagesColleague and friends,

First of all we would like to express our sincere thanks to the ACNS committee that have once again

trusted our country to host one of the most important meetings in Neurosurgical. The 11th Asian

Congress of Neurological Surgeons (ACNS) 2016 will be held from 8 to 12 March 2016 in Surabaya,

Indonesia.

We are sure Indonesia is not a “foreign place” for most of you, we had organize the 5th ACNS in

2004. In this pass 10 years we have held many international neurosurgical meetings in our country.

We really missed all of you and looking forward to meeting you soon in 2016.

We will soon start to design an interesting scientific program so please feel free to send us email

if you interested to actively participate in this meeting. We will also provide special facilities for

Young Neurosurgeons. Please do not hesitate to write your thought and drop us email. We will truly

appreciate your sugestion.

With the easy access of Visa on Arrival (VoA) for 64 countries and international airport, Surabaya

city is more than ready to entertain you. This 2nd largest city in Indonesia is modern and vibrant.

It is also near to the famous Mount Bromo. Aside from scientific program we plan also to organize

post congress visit to this pictureristic mountain, Bali Island, Commodo Island, Raja Ampat Island,

Borobudur Temple and Bunaken National Park. You will also have the chance to experience the

East Java authentic culinary and traditional performance.

So please block the date and looking foward to meeting you all in Surabaya, Indonesia

With warmest regards,

Prof. Abdul Hafid Bajamal, MD, PhD

Congress President 11th ACNS


Organizing Committee

President • Abdul Hafid BajamalPresident Indonesian Neurosurgical Society • Endro BasukiSecretary General • Asra Al FauziAssistant Secretary • Achmad FahmiTreasurer • Rahmat Andi HartantoChair, Scientific Committee • Eko Agus SubagioCo Chair, Scientific Committee • Renindra Ananda AmanSteering Committee • Satyanegara • Sri Maliawan

• M. Sajid Darmadipura • Hilman Mahyuddin• Padmosantjojo • Iskandar Japardi

• Adril Arsjad Hakim • A. Gofar Sastradiningrat• M. Kahdar Wiriadisastra • Eka J. Wahjoepramono• M. Istiadjit ES • Zainal Muttaqien• Andi Asadul Islam • Setyo Widi Nugroho

Scientific Commiitte • Eko Agus Subagio • Julius July• Renindra Ananda Aman • Sahat Edison Sitorus• Arie Ibrahim • Hanis Setiono

• Djoko WidodoFund Raising Committee • Rahmat Andi Hartanto • Nyoman Golden

• Mirna Sobarna • Roslan Yusni

• Harsan • Farhad Bal'afifPublication Committee • Rahadian Indarto S • Made Mahendra Inggas

• Eko Prasetyo • I Wayan Niryana • Ferry Wijanarko

Social Event/Tour Committee • Ananda Haris • Gde Budi Setiawan• Happy Kurnia • Andre Kusuma• Tommy A. Nazwar

Accomodation Committee • Muhammad Faris • Wimba P• Teddy Apriawan • Suharianto• Khamim Thohari

Registration Committee • Nur Setiawan Suroto • Budi Purwanto• M. Thohar Arifin • Firman Sanjaya• M. Nurkholis Roufi

Coordinator AWNS • Mirna Sobarna • Grace• Nia Yuliatri • Selfie Oswari• Eveline Ndraha

Nurse Committee • Enny Mulyatsih • Pandu W• Erliano Sufarnap • Lily

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International Faculty• Aij-lie Kwan Taiwan• Akihiko Hirakawa Japan• Ali Fahir Ozer Turkey• Allan Taylor South Africa• Amar Saxena UK• Andre Tomasino Germany• Antonio Figuiredo India• Atul Goel India• Albert Sufianov Russia• Azmi Alias Malaysia• Basant K. Misra India• Basant Pant Nepal• Byung-chul Son South Korea• Chingiz Shashkin Kazakhstan• Christianto B. Lumenta Germany• Christophe Destrieux France• Duong Dai Ha Vietnam• Eiji Kohmura Japan• Ekkchard Kasper USA• Eldin Burazerovic Bosnia• Eugene Pedachenko Ukraine• Franco Servadei Italy• Fuminari Komatsu Japan• Fusao Ikawa Japan• Gene E. Bolles USA• George Kwok-Chu Wong Hong Kong• Gerardo G. Legaspi Philipine• Giancario Guizzardi Italy• Gilbert Dechambenoit France• Gopal Raman Sharma Nepal• Hidehito Kimura Japan• Hiroshi Okudera Japan• Hyeun-Sung Kim South Korea• Igor Lima Maldonado Brazil• Imad N. Kanaan Saudi Arabia• Ioan Stefan Florian Romania• Isabelle M. Germano USA• Ittichai Sakuranchai Thailand• Ivan Ng Singapore• Ivan Radovanovic Canada• Iype Cherian Nepal• Jafri M. Abdullah Malaysia• Janakiram Narayan India• Junichi Mizuno Japan• Kaoru Kurisu Japan• Katsuji Shima Japan• Katsumi Takizawa Japan• Kazuhiko Nozaki Japan• Kazunori Arita Japan• Keki E. Turel India• Ken-ichiro Kikuta Japan• Kenji Ohata Japan• Keung-Nyun Kim South Korea• Krishnan Ganapathy India• Leonidas Quintana Chile• Luis A.B. Borba Brazil• Magaleswaran Balamurugan India

• Mainul Haque Sarker Bangladesh• Maasaki Iwase Japan• Mehmet Zileli Tukey• Mie Sakamoto Japan• Miki Fujimura Japan• Mitsuhiro Hasegawa Japan• Mohsen Nouri Iran• Mojgan Hodaie Canada• Motohiro Hayashi Japan• Muhammad Tariq Imtiaz Saudi Arabia• Naoya Kuwayama Japan• Nikolay Angelov Peev UK• Oleksandr Voznyak Ukraine• Pablo Gonzalez-Lopez Spain• Paulo Miguel Da Silva Pereira Portugal• Peter Reilly Australia• PS Ramani India• Russel Andrew USA• Ryuhei Kitai Japan• Salman Sarif Pakistan• Sarat Chandra India• Sarun Nunta Aree Thailand• Scott Robertson USA• Seung Hwan Yoon South Korea• Seong-Jae Hyun South Korea• Shankar Gopinath USA• Shinichi Goto Japan• Soichi Oya Japan• Soo-Bin Im South Korea• Sujoy K. Sanyal India• Takanori Fukushima USA• Takaomi Taira Japan• Takashi Maruyama Japan• Takehiro Nakamura Japan• Takeshi Kawase Japan• Takeshi Nakajima Japan• Tariq Khan Pakistan• Tariq Shalahuddin Pakistan• Tatsuya Goto Japan• Tenzin Tashi Bhutan• Tetsuo Kanno Japan• Tetsuro Sameshima Japan• Timothy Lee Singapore• Thomas Santarius UK• Toru Inoue Japan• Van He Dong Vietnam• Virendra D. Sinha India• Vladimir Benez Czech Republic• Y. Sukru Caglar Turkey• Yerbol Makhambetov Kazakhstan• Yoko Kato Japan• Yoshiyasu Iwai Japan• Youichi Yanagawa Japan• Yuanli Zhao China• Yuriy Padechenko Ukraine• Zamzuri Idris Malaysia

Note:- Several faculties are within confirmation- Apology for missing name or miss spelling


National Faculty

• Abdul Hafid Bajamal

• Abrar Abraham

• Aditya Wicaksana

• Achmad Adam

• Achmad Fahmi Ba-abud

• Agus Turchan

• Agus Yunianto

• Alfred Sutrisno

• Amiril Mu'min

• Andi Asadul Islam

• Arie Ibrahim

• Asra Al Fauzi

• Djoko Riadi

• Djoko Widodo

• Dody Priambada

• Eka Julianto Wahjoepramono

• Eko Agus Subagio

• Endro Basuki

• Erliano Sufarnap

• Handoyo Pramusinto

• Hanis Setiono

• Harsan

• Heri Subianto

• Irwan Barlian Immadoel Haq

• Iskandar Japardi

• I Wayan Niryana

• Julius July

• Made Agus Mahendra Inggas

• Mirna Sobana Adriansyah

• Muhammad Arifin Parenrengi

• Muhammad Faris

• M. Radhian Arif

• M. Thohar Arifin

• M. Zafrullah Arifin

• Nur Setiawan Suroto

• Nyoman Golden

• Rahadian Indarto Susilo

• Rahmat Andi Hartanto

• Renindra Ananda Aman

• Roland Sidabutar

• Roslan Yusni

• Rully Hanafi Dahlan

• Sahat Edison Sitorus

• Sajid Darmadipura

• Samsul Ashari

• Setyo Widi Nugroho

• Sri Maliawan

• Suzy Indharty

• Tedy Apriawan

• Tjokorda Gde Bagus Mahadewa

• Wihasto Suryaningtyas

• Wiryawan Manusubroto

• Wismaji Sadewo

• Yesaya Yunus

• Zainal Mutaqqin

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Tue, 8 March 2016 Wed, 9 March 2016

Workshops & Instructional Course Workshops & Instructional Course

08.00 – 12.00 08.00 – 12.00

Airlangga Surgical Anatomy Development Center (ASADC)

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09.00 - 10.00Plenary Lecture 3

09.00 - 10.15 Track 22

Neurooncol-ogy 4

09.00 - 10.15 Track 23

Neurofunc-tional 3

09.00 - 10.15 Track 24

Neurovascu-lar 4

09.00 - 10.15 FP 4

10.00 - 10.30 Coffee Break 10.00 - 10.30 Coffee Break 10.15 - 10.45 Coffee Break

10.30 - 11.45Track 1

Neurooncol-ogy 1

10.30 - 11.45Track 2Spine 1

10.30 - 11.45Track 3

Neurvascular 1

10.30 - 11.30 Lunch Symposium 2

10.45 - 12.00 Track 25Spine 6

10.45 - 12.00 Track 26

Pediatric 1

10.45 - 12.00 Track 27

Neurovascu-lar 4

10.45 - 12.00 FP 5

11.45 - 13.00Track 4

Neurofunction-al 1"

11.45 - 13.00Track 5Spine 2

11.45 - 13.00Track 6

Neurotrauma 1

11.30 - 13.15Friday Pray & Lunch

11.30 - 13.15By-law,

education, disaster,

fund raise Meeting

12.00 - 13.00 Lunch

13.00 - 13.45 Lunch

13.00 - 13.45 AJNS editorial

meeting

13.00 - 14.15Track 28

Neurooncol-ogy 5

10.45 - 12.00Track 29

Pediatric 2

13.00 - 14.15 FP 6

13.45 - 15.00 Track 7

Neurotrauma 2

13.45 - 15.00 Track 8

Miscellane-ous 1

13.45 - 17.30 Young NS Sympo 2: Operative

Techniques

13.15 - 14.30 Track 13 Epilepsy Surgery 1

13.15 - 14.30 Track 14

Neurovascu-lar 3

13.15 - 14.30 Track 15Spine 3

13.15 - 14.30 YNS-WIN Session 1

13.15 - 14.30 FP 1

14.15 - 15.30Track 30

Neurooncol-ogy 6

14.15 - 15.30Track 31

Miscellane-ous 3

14.15 - 15.30 FP 7

15.00 - 16.15 Track 9

Neurooncology 2

15.00 - 16.15 Track 10

Neurovascu-lar 2

14.30 - 15.45 Track 16

Miscellane-ous 2

14.30 - 15.45 Track 17

Neurotrau-ma 3

14.30 - 15.45Track 18Spine 4

14.30 - 15.45 YNS-WIN Session 2

14.30 - 15.45 FP 2

15.30 - 16.30Plenary Lecture 5

16.15 - 17.30 Track 11

Minimal Invasive

16.00 - 17.15 Track 12

Neuendovas-cular 1

15.45 - 17.00 Track 19

Neurooncol-ogy 3

15.45 - 17.00 Track 20

Neurofunc-tional 2

15.45 - 17.00 Track 21 Spine 5

15.45 - 17.00FP 3

16.30 - 17.00 Closing Ceremony

17.00 - 19.00ACNS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING

FACULTY DINNER

Program at a Glance

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Workshop Program

PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS: TUESDAY, 8 MARCH 2016 & WEDNESDAY, 9 MARCH 2016

Tuesday, 8 March 2016WS 1 :SKULLBASE Hands on Cadaveric Workshop with 3D LectureDate : Tuesday, March 8th, 2016Time : 08.00 – 17.00Place : Airlangga Surgical Anatomy Development Center (ASAD-C)Course Director : Takesi Kawase (Japan)PIC : Rahadian Indarto Susilo (Indonesia)Instructors : Takesi Kawase (Japan) Tetsuro Sameshima (Japan) Kenji Ohata (Japan) Eiji Kohmura (Japan) Rahadian Indarto Susilo (Indonesia) Julius July (Indonesia) Nyoman Golden (Indonesia) Setyo Widi Nugroho (Indonesia) Roland Sidabutar (Indonesia) Irwan Barlian Immadoel Haq (Indonesia)Description:Welcome to Surabaya for our course on microscopic approaches to the skull base. This workshop is intended for neurosurgeon to learn and practice the technical skill required for skull base surgery. It has been structured to provide both didactic lectures and intensive hands-on cadaver dissection session. A panel of distinguished leaders in these field will deliver lectures focusing on skull base anatomy and approaches as well as therapeu-tic strategies for skull base lesion

Rundown Workshop:

Time Rundown07.00 - 07.30 Registration

07.30 – 07.40 Opening Remark by Organizer

Group A (Fronto-Basal and Orbito-Zygomatic Approaches)

07.40 – 08:00 Lecture

07:40 – 07:50 Eiji Kohmura (Japan)

07:50 – 08:00 Tetsuro Sameshima (Japan)

08:00 – 08:30 Dressing and Preparation of Stations

Fronto-Basal Approach For Frontal Base Lesions (Room B)

08:30 – 09:45 Demonstration by: Eiji Kohmura (Japan)Instructor by: Tetsuro Sameshima (Japan)

09:45 – 10:15 Instruction Time

10:15 – 12:00Orbito-Zygomatic Approachforspheno-Orbital Lesions

Demonstration by: Eiji Kohmura (Japan)Instructor by: Tetsuro Sameshima (Japan)

12:00 – 12:30 Instruction Time

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch

13:30 – 15:30Case Presentations

- Eiji Kohmura (Japan)- Tetsuro Sameshima (Japan)

15:30 – 17:30 Observation Of Group B Dissection (Room B)


Group B (Anterior and Posterior Petrosal Approaches)8:30 – 10:00 Observation of Group A dissection

10:00 – 11:30 Preparation Lecture and Case Presentations

- Takeshi Kawase (Japan)- Kenji Ohata (Japan)

11:30 – 12:30 Lunch

12:30 – 15:00Anterior Petrosal Approach for parasellar and clival lesions

Demonstration by: Takeshi Kawase (Japan)Instructor by: Kenji Ohata (Japan)

14:30 – 15:00 Instruction time

15:00 – 17:30Posterior Petrosal Approach for petroclival and CPA lesions

Demonstration by: Kenji Ohata (Japan)Instructor by : Takeshi Kawase (Japan)

17:30 – 18:00 Instruction time

18:00 – 18.30 Closing Remark by Organizer (Room B)

Remarks:Two rooms, for lecture and lunch (Room A) and for dissection (Room B) and an additional small room is nec-essary for dressing.Number of stations; 11(One for demonstration) equipped with surgical microscope, head-holder, craniotomy set, drill, suction tube and microsurgical instruments. Several TV monitors are necessary for observing demon-strator’s dissection.Number of cadaver; 12 (one for spare). Color silicones are better to be injected in a cadaver for demonstration.3-D video-camera and viewing systemNumber of Instructors; 4 (Prof. Kohmura, Sameshima, Kawase, Ohata)Each demonstrates different approach (Fronto-basal, Orbitozygomatic, Anterior and Posterior petrosal ap-proaches)Number of attendants; 40, (two in each station)They are in two groups, Group A (20) for Fronto-basal, Orbitozygomatic approach (AM) instructed by prof. Kohmura and Sameshima, and Group B (20) for Anterior and Posterior petrosal approaches (PM), instructed by prof. Kawase and Ohata. Attendants are able to observe another group’s dissection in free time.Attendants may choose their group at submission.Attendant’s dissection may follow the demonstration, observing TV monitor. Two instructors rotateto teach each station during “Instruction time” after demonstration.Case presentations are scheduled before or after cadaveric study, using 2D or 3D movies.

Maximum Participant : 30 Participants (First Come First Serve Basis)Audience : Neurosurgeon

WS 2 :EPILEPSY SURGERY: 3D Interactive WorkshopDate : Tuesday, March 8th, 2016Time : 08.00 – 17.00Place : Airlangga Surgical Anatomy Development Center (ASAD-C)Course Director : Sarat Chandra (India)PIC : Heri Subianto (Indonesia)Instructors : Sarat Chandra (India) Basant Pant (Nepal) Zainal Mutaqqin (Indonesia) Wihasto Suryaningtyas (Indonesia) M. Tohar Arifin (Indonesia) Heri Subianto (Indonesia)

Description: Epilepsy surgery 3D interactive workshop offers participants an innovative workshop as well as teaching and practical session directly from the experts. This is designed to increase the neurosurgeon’s knowledge, op-

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erative nuances, from basic to advanced technique. The participants will learn from experienced faculty from representative epilepsy surgery program throughout Asia.This workshop is mandatory for neurosurgeons who deals with epilepsy surgery and have enthusiasm to develop epilepsy surgery at their center

Rundown Workshop:

EPILEPSY SURGERY: 3D Interactive Workshop08.00 – 08.30 Registration

08.30 – 09.00 Surgical Techniques: Introduction, Concepts of Epileptogenesis, Indications, and Outcome.

09.00 – 09.30 Anterior Temporal Lobectomy with Amygdalo Hippocampectomy

09.30 – 10.00 Selective Amygdalo Hippocampectomy

10.00 – 10.30 Disconnection Techniques: Multiple Subpial Transections, Hemispherotomy and Corpus Callosotomy Including Endoscopic Techniques.

08.30 – 09.00 Surgical Techniques: Introduction, Concepts of Epileptogenesis, Indications, And Outcome.

10.30 – 10.45 Coffee Breaks

FACULTY DEMONSTRATION: 3D Interactive Workshop Step By Step10.45 – 11.45 Anterior Temporal Lobectomy with Amygdalo Hippocampectomy

11.45 – 12.45 Selective Amygdalo Hippocampectomy

12.45 – 13.15 LUNCH

13.15 – 14.45 Disconnection Techniques: Multiple Subpial Transections, Hemispherotomy and Corpus Callosotomy Including Endoscopic Techniques.

14.45 – 15.30 Discussion

Maximum Participant : 30 ParticipantsAudience : Neurosurgeon, Neurologist

WS 3 : ENDOVASCULAR Neurosurgery WorkshopDate : Wednesday, March 8th, 2016Time : 08.00 – 17.00Place : Airlangga Medical Education Center (AMEC)Course Director : Allan Taylor (South Africa)PIC : Nur Setiawan Suroto (Indonesia)Instructor : Allan Taylor (South Africa) Naoya Kuwayama (Japan) George Kwok-Chu Wong (Hong Kong) Nur Setiawan Suroto (Indonesia) Harsan (Indonesia) Abrar Arham (Indonesia) M. Radhian Arif (Indonesia) Aditya Wicaksana (Indonesia) Wismadji Sadewo (Indonesia)Description: This workshop is designed to provide the practicing neurosurgeons with current information on endovascular techniques. Workshop will provide participants the opportunity to learn and practice endovascular technique using simulation models. The workshop will use a combination of interactive small group case discussion and simulation models to further understand and appreciate techniques, procedures, and relevant technology uti-lized in the management of neurovascular diseases. The objective with this course is to make the participant aware of the science behind, technical and practical aspects of basic endovascular technique. Upon completion of the program, participants should be able to:Discuss the newest innovations in endovascular and minimally invasive approaches to treat neurovascular disease.Explain the implications for use of new technology and patient selection criteria.Apply clinical techniques using vascular imaging, catheters and guidewires, thrombectomy in acute stroke, carotid stent, aneurysm coiling, glue embolization, etc.


Delineate the limitations of the application of new technology and how to avoid complications.Develop strategies for appropriate application of new techniques in clinical practice.Identify the latest treatments of cerebrovascular disease

Rundown Workshop:

ENDOVASCULAR Neurosurgery Workshop

08.00 – 09.00 Neurovascular Disease Concept (an Endovascular Approach to Neurovascular Disease Classification) Allan Taylor (South Africa)

09.00 – 10.00 Neuroangiographic Correlation (Clinical and Angiographic Correlation) Nur Setiawan Suroto (Indonesia)

10.00 – 10.30 Coffee Break

10.30 – 11.30 Endocascular Access and DevicesNaoya Kuwayama (Japan)

11.30 – 12.30 Aneurysm Classification And Selection For Endovascular TreatmentGeorge Kwok-Chu Wong (Hong Kong)

12.30 – 13.30 Stroke And Mechanical ThrombectomyTBA

13.30 – 14.30 Lunch

Afternoon – Hands On. Participants To Rotate In Small Groups Through Each Station.

14.30 – 15.00 Basic Catheter TechniqueAllan Taylor (South Africa)

15.00 – 15.30 Balloon Catheter Nur Setiawan Suroto (Indonesia)

15.30 – 16.00 Aneurysm Coiling George Kwok-Chu Wong (Hong Kong)

16.00 – 16.30 Stentthrombectomy George Kwok-Chu Wong (Hong Kong)

16.30 – 17.00 Mentice Simulation Naoya Kuwayama (Japan)

Maximum Participant : 40 Participants Audience : Neurosurgeons

WS4 : One Day Workshop on NEUROTRAUMADate : Tuesday, March 8th, 2016Session1 : DISASTER RESPONSE - A Key to Advancing Global Neurosurgery & Global Health CareTime : 08.00 – 12.00Place : Aula, Fac.of Med. Univ. AirlanggaCourse Director : Russel Andrew (USA)PIC : Tedy Apriawan (Indonesia)Instructors : Russel Andrew (USA) Abdul Hafid Bajamal (Indonesia) Tedy Apriawan (Indonesia) Krishnan Ganapathy (India) Tariq Khan(Pakistan) Leonidas Quintana (Chile) Peter Reilly (Australia) Franco Servadei (Italy) Katsuji Shima (Japan) Youichi Yanagawa(Japan) Akihiko Hirakawa (Japan)

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Session2 : International Primary Neurosurgical Life Support (PNLS)Time : 13.00 – 17.00Place : Aula, Fac.of Med. Univ. AirlanggaCourse Director : Hiroshi Okudera (Japan)PIC : Tedy Apriawan (Indonesia)Instructors : Hiroshi Okudera (Japan) Katsuji Shima (Japan) Youichi Yanagawa (Japan) Takehiro Nakamura (Japan) Maasaki Iwase (Japan) Akihiko Hirakawa (Japan) Mie Sakamoto (Japan) Hisato Ikeda (Japan) Mikita Yamada (Japan) Tedy Apriawan (Indonesia) Sahat Edison Sitorus (Indonesia) M. Zafrulah Arifin (Indonesia)Description: International Primary Neurosurgical Life Support (PNLS) workshop will offers participants for high standard care for Neurosurgical emergency diseases with the teaching and practical lesson from the expert instructors. Participants will learn about minimize brain damage and maximize patient recovery in brain trauma including stroke and other neurosurgical emergency. Appropriate general managements should be needed before sur-gical management, therefore participants will learn these management in the International PNLS. This work-shop is for general practitioners who work at emergency room, resident of neurosurgeons, and neurosurgeons who deals with emergency patient and have enthusiasm to manage and care with neurosurgical emergency diseases.

Maximum Participants : 80 ParticipantsAudience : Neurosurgeon, Neurologist, Emergency Specialist, Anathesiologist, General Surgeons, General Practitioner

WS 5 :THORACO LUMBAL Cadaveric Spine Surgery WorkshopDate : Wednesday, March 9th, 2016Time : 08.00 – 17.00Place : Airlangga Surgical Anatomy Development Center (ASAD-C)Course Director : Mehmet Zileli (Turkey)PIC : Eko Agus Subagio (Indonesia)Instructors : Mehmet Zileli (Turkey) Salman Sharif (Pakistan) Junichi Mizuno (Japan) Keung Nyun Kim (South Korea) Andre Tomasino (Germany) Ali Fahir Ozer (Turkey) Eko Agus Subagio (Indonesia) Agus Yunianto (Indonesia) Tjok Mahadewa (Indonesia) Rully Hanafi Dahlan (Indonesia) Muhammad Faris (Indonesia) Erliano Sufarnap (Indonesia) Amiril Mukminin (Indonesia) Yesaya Yunus (Indonesia) Alfred Sutrisno (Indonesia)

Description:This is a Thoracolumbar spine course-cadaver dissection. With emphasis on surgical principles in: surgical thoracolumbar anatomy, spine decompression and fusion on thoracolumbar pathology disseases.The course will enhance anatomical knowledge, understanding basic principles of thoracolumbar decompression-fusion and surgical skills.


THORACO LUMBAL Cadaveric Spine Surgery Workshop

08.00 – 09.00

Lectures: Thoracolumbar posterior approachesApproaches: Laminectomy, transpedicular appr, transfacetal appr, costotransversectomy, lateral extracavitary appImplants: Pedicle screw, hooks, laminar screw, facet screw

09.00 – 12.30 Cadaver Lab: Thoracolumbar posterior approaches

12.30 – 13.00 Lunch

13:00 – 13.30 Lectures:Thoracotom Approaches: Thoracotomy, retropleural appr Implants: Anterior plate and rod systems

13:30 – 14.30 Cadaver Lab: Thoracotomy

14:30 – 15.30

Lectures: Lumbar anterior approachesApproaches: Retroperitoneal appr, transperitoneal appr, mini-open appr, ALIFImplants: Cages, Kaneda device

15:30 – 17.00 Cadaver Lab: Lumbar anterior approaches

Maximum Participant : 30 ParticipantsAudience : Neurosurgeons

WS 6 : WFNS Neurosurgical Anatomy Committee: Skull Base Anatomy and Surgery CourseDate : Wednesday, March 9th, 2016Time : 08.00 – 18.00Place : Airlangga Surgical Anatomy Development Center (ASAD-C)Course Director : Vladimir Benez (Czech Republic)PIC : Irwan Barlian (Indonesia)Instructors : Vladimír Beneš (Chech Republic) Luis A. Borba (Brazil) Iype Cherian (Nepal) Eka J. Wahjoepramono (Indonesia) Christophe Destrieux (France) Igor Lima Maldonado (Brazil) Thomas Santarius (UK) Pablo Gonzalez-Lopez (Spain) Soichi Oya (Japan) Testuro Sameshima (Japan) Irwan Barlian (Indonesia)Description:This Lecture and Interactive Workshop is Organized by WFNS Neurosurgical Anatomy Committee. Partici-pants will going through step by step skull base anatomy and surgery approaches. Renowned neurosurgeons will take the participants through detailed theory and neuroanatomical dissection. Participants will have the chance to explore and understand the various approaches in neurosurgery. The experts will share their knowl-edge through interactive lecture and discussion. This workshop affords neurosurgeons excellent pre-operative training and rehearsal of current complex approaches in skull base anatomy and surgery.

WFNS Neurosurgical Anatomy Committee: Skull Base Anatomy and Surgery Course• Skull Base anatomy - General

08.00 – 08.30 Bones BasicChristophe Destrieux & Igor Maldonado

08.30 – 08.50 Dura Matter: The Interperiosteodural Concept. Christophe Destrieux & Igor Maldonado

08.50 – 09.10 Arachnoid Dissection in Microsurgical Approaches Eka J. Wahjoepramono

09.10 – 09.30 Vessels: Dural Sinuses (Perisellar, Petrosal, Lateral) and ICA Iype Cherian & Igor Maldonado

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09.30 – 09.50 Break

SkullBaseAnatomy–Specific

09.50 – 10.00 Sellar and Petroclival Areas. Iype Cheryan

10.10 – 10.30 Optic Canala and Superior Orbital Fissure. Thomas Santarius

10.30 – 10.50 Petrous Bone – Internal Acoustic Meatus. Pablo Gonzales-Lopez

10.50 – 11.10 Foramen Magnum – Cranio-Spinal Junction. Christophe Destrieux

11.10 – 12.10 Radiological Anatomy – Quiz Christophe Destrieux & Igor Maldonado

12.10 – 13.10 Lunch

Surgical Approaches

13.10 – 13.30 Pterional and Variations Eka J. Wahjoepramono

13.30 – 13.50 Ckinoidectomy Soichi Oya

13.40 – 14.10 Transnasal Thomas Santarius

14.10 – 14.30 Retrosigmoid And Far Lateral Luis A. Borba

14.30 – 14.50 TranscondylarThomas Santarius

14.50 – 15.10 Transpetrosal Approaches (Anterior –Iype Cheryan and Posterior-Luis Borba)

15.10 – 15.30 Supra-Infra For Skull Base Lesions Vladimír Beneš

15.30 – 15.50 Break

15.50 – 18.00 Surgical Cases – 1-2 Cases Each, Break-Down Sessions Depending On Number Of Participants

18.00 – 18.10 Course Evaluation

Maximum Participant : 60 ParticipantsAudience : Neurosurgeon

WS 7 : Microvascular Anastomosis & Temporal Bone Dissection Hands-on WorkshopDate : Wednesday, March 9th, 2016Time : 12.00 – 18.00Place : Airlangga Medical Education Center (AMEC)Course Director : Takanori Fukushima (USA)Co-Instructor : Asra Al Fauzi (Indonesia)Description:This Workshop intended to Neurosurgeons interested in the most recent developments of microanastomosis techniques and temporal bone dissections techniques. After completion of the course, participants will have knowledge and understanding of the micro-vascular anastomosis techniques and tactics also understand the microsurgical anatomy and dissection of the temporal bone. This workshop will consist of didactic lectures, discussion, hands-on workshop using soft synthetic vessel speciments and synthetic colored temporal bone specimens, and instruction by internationally renowned faculty

Maximum participants : 20 ParticipantsAudience : Neurosurgeons


WS 8 : STEREOTACTIC TREATMENT for Movement Disorders: Practical Approach in Asia (Workshop & Live Surgery)Time : 08.00 – 17.00Place : National Hospital, SurabayaCourse Director : Takaomi Taira (Japan)PIC : Achmad Fahmi (Indonesia)Instructor : Takaomi Taira (Japan) Mojgan Hodaie (Canada) Takeshi Nakajima (Japan) Byung-chul Son (South Korea) Shinichi Goto (Japan) Chingiz Shashkin (Kazakhstan) Sarun Nunta-Aree (Thailand) Sri Maliawan (Indonesia) Agus Turchan (Indonesia) Achmad Fahmi (Indonesia) Renindra Ananda Aman (Indonesia) Alfred Sutrisno (Indonesia) Made Agus Mahendra Inggas (Indonesia)Description: Participants can understand about the indications and how to select a movement disorder patients that can provide a good results with stereotactic technique, both, with deep brain stimulation or by using brain lesion. Participants can make hands-on simulation about frame installation, make a lesion with radiofrequency ma-chine, using of stereotactic software, and participants knowing that this technique can be done in a way that can generate enough level high degree of accuracy, according to the experience of the experts

STEREOTACTIC TREATMENT for Movement Disorders: Practical Approach in Asia(Workshop & Live Surgery)

08.00 – 08.10 Re-registration

08.10 – 08.20

Opening remarks:Hans Wijaya, MD (Director of National Hospital)Prof Sri Maliawan, MD, PhD (Chairman of Functional Division PERSPEBSI)Agus Turchan, MD, PhD (Chairman of East Java Branch PERSPEBSI)

08.20 – 08.30 Workshop Introduction

08:30 – 09.10History and Basics of Stereotactic Neurosurgery for Movement Disorders (Prof.Takaomi Taira MD, PhD / Japan )

09:10 – 09.40 Accuracy Control (Nakajima, MD / Japan)

09.40 – 10.10 DBS System (Prof. Byung-chul Son / South Korea)

10.10 – 10.40 DBS VS Lesioning (Prof Takaomi Taira / Japan)

10.40 – 11.20 Gamma-knife Thalamotomy (Mojgan Hodaie, MD, MSc, FRCS(C) / Canada)

11.20 – 11.40 Stereotactic Neurosurgery for Movement Disorders in Kazakhstan (Chingiz Shashkin, MD / Kazakhstan)

11.40 – 12.10 Experience in developing Stereotactic Neurosurgery for Movement Disorders in Indonesia(Achmad Fahmi, MD / Indonesia)

12.10 – 12.30 Case Discussion, what to do ? (Made Agus Mahendra Inggas, MD)

12.30 - 12.50 Issues of DBS in Asia (Sarun Nunta-Aree, MD / Thailand)

12.50 - 13.15 Lunch

13.15 – 14.30

Hands on session :Instalation of The FrameLesioning with RadiofrequencySoftware

14.30 – 16.45 Live Surgery Demo ( Stereotactic Brain Lesion )

16.45 – 17.00 Closing / Course Summary

Maximum Participant : 40 ParticipantsAudience : Neurosurgeon, Neurologist

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Scientific ScheduleDay 1, Thursday, 10 March 2016

08.00 – 09.00 Opening Ceremony

09.00 – 10.45Plenary Lecture 1Moderators:FrancoServadei(Italy)&AbdulHafidBajamal(Indonesia)Room: Ballroom B&C

09.00 – 09.15 Variation of Surgical Approaches to Central Skull Base MeningiomasImad N. Kanaan (Saudi Arabia)

09.15 – 09.45 Past, Present and Future of ACNSTetsuo Kanno (Japan)

09.45 – 10.00 Cerebral Aneurysm TreatmentYoko Kato (Japan)

10.00 – 10.15 Future of Functional Neurosurgery in AsiaTakaomi Taira (Japan)


10.45 – 11.45

Track 1: Neurooncology 1Moderators: Kaoru Kurisu (Japan) & Rahmat Andi Hartanto (Indonesia)Room: Ballroom B&C

Track 2: Spine 1Moderators: Scott Robertson (USA) & Tjokorda Gde Bagus Mahadewa (Indo-nesia)Room: Pelangi

Track 3: Neurovascular 1Moderators: Eiji Kohmura (Japan) &Harsan (Indonesia)Room: Nirwana

10.45 – 10.57

Four Subtypes of “PetroclivalMeningio-mas”-Their Different Origin, Symptoms, and Radicality-Takeshi Kawase (Japan)

When to Add Occiput to Fusion?Mehmet Zileli (Turkey)

Keyhole Craniotomy for Aneurysm Treatment in an Era of Endovascular Management Allan Taylor (South Africa)

10.57 – 11.09Current Trends in the Management of Petroclival Meningioma Basant K. Misra (India)

Surgical Anatomy and Pitfalls of Transforam-inalPELD (Percutaneous Endoscopic Lumbar Discectomy)Hyeun-Sung Kim (South Korea)

Repeated Procedures in Aneurysm ManagementVladimir Benez (Czech Republic)

11.09 – 11.21

Modern Management of Complex Intra-cranial Tumors

Ekkchard Kasper (USA)

Cervical Lateral Mass Screws: Technique and PitfallAbdulHafidBajamal(Indonesia)

Cerebral Revascularization Techniques Using the Third Segment of the Verte-bral Artery as the Donor SiteKatsumi Takizawa (Japan)

11.21 – 11.33 Surgery of CraniopharyngiomaKenji Ohata (Japan)

Adverse Events and Complications in Spine Surgery Gilbert Dechambenoit (France)

Avoidance and Management of compli-cations in Aneurysm SurgeryGerardo D. Legaspi (Philippine)

11.33 – 11.45

Hearing Preservation in Acoustic Neu-roma Surgery, Personal Experience in 1850 CasesTakanori Fukushima (USA)

Spinal Instrumentation - When we Cross the Sacred Line?PS. Ramani (India)

Keyhole Eyebrow Approach in An-eurysm Surgery: Basic Principle & TechniqueAsra Al Fauzi (Indonesia)

11.45 – 12.45

Track 4: Neurofunctional 1 (Movement Disorder)Moderators: Mojgan Hodaie (Canada) & Sri Maliawan (Indonesia)Room: Ballroom B&C

Track 5: Spine 2Moderators: Hyeun–Sung Kim (South Korea) & ErlianoSufarnap (Indonesia)Room: Pelangi

Track 6: Neurotrauma 1Moderators: Tariq Khan (Pakistan) & Iskandar Japardi (Indonesia)Room: Nirwana

11.45 – 11.57Electricity in Functional Neurosurgery, History and FutureTakaomi Taira (Japan)

Selection Strategy of Surgical Approach to Cervical Spondylosisand OPLLJunichi Mizuno (Japan)

Clinical Studies in Spinal Cord Injury Franco Servadei (Italy)

11.57 – 12.09

Three-Dimensional Printer Leads to Dras-tic Innovation and Modification in Devices for Stereotactic NeurosurgeryTakeshi Nakajima (Japan)

Problems of Deformity Correction in Aging SpineMehmet Zileli (Turkey)

TBATedy Apriawan (Indonesia)

12.09 – 12.21Use of Advanced Imaging Modalities for Target Selection in NeuromodulationMojgan Hodaie (Canada)

A New Technique to Reduce Severe Chronic Displaced C2 Fractures: Applying the Prin-ciple of Distraction, Compression, Extension and ReductionSarat Chandra (India)

Cisternostomy - Is Opening the Cisterns Useful in Trauma?Iype Cherian (Nepal)

12.21 – 12.33Toward an Imaging-guided Stereotactic Deep Brain StimulationByung-Chul Son (South Korea)

Minimally Invasive Treatment of Metastatic Spine TumorsScott Robertson (USA)

Pathophysiology and Surgical Strategies of Celebral ContusionKatsuji Shima (Japan)

12.33 – 12.45Pearls and Pitfalls in Stereotactic Neuro-surgery for Movement DisordersAchmad Fahmi Ba-abud(Indonesia)

Surgery in Osteoporotic SpineAntonio Figueiredo (India)

Prehospital Trauma SystemsPeter Reilly (Australia)

12.45 – 13.45 LUNCH AJNS Editorial MeetingRoom : Sulawesi


13.45 –14.45

Track 7: Neurotrauma 2Moderators:Takehiro Nakamura (Japan) & Sahat Edison Sitorus (Indonesia)Room: Pelangi

Track 8: Miscellaneous 1Moderators: Hisroshi Okudera (Japan) & Hanis Setiono (Indonesia)Room: Nirwana

Operative Technique in Neurosurgery Symposium for Young Neursurgeons Moderator: Mohsen Nouri (Iran) & Asra Al Fauzi (Indonesia) Room: Sumatra

13.45 – 13.57 Gunshot Injuries in SpineSalman Sarif (Pakistan)

Intraoperative 3-Tesla Mri – Initial ExperienceEiji Kohmura (Japan)

13:50 – 14:20 Intra-ventricular TumorsEkkehard Kasper (USA)

13.57 – 14.09 TBATakehiro Nakamura (Japan)

Intraoperative CT Scan: The Usefulness and LimitationsRyuhei Kitai (Japan)

14: 20- 14:45 Tips and Tricks of TBI SurgeryFanco Servadei (Italy)

14.09 – 14.21 TBAM.ZafrullahArifin(Indonesia)

Validation of MR-Tractography using White Matter Dissection : the Fibratlas ProjectChristophe Destrieux (France)

14.45 – 15:10Cranio-Cervical Junction SurgeryAtul Goel (India)

14.21 – 14.33Evolution of Neurotrauma Care in PakistanTariq Khan (Pakistan)

Reducing Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt Complications: ETV (endoscopic third ventriculostomy) for Obstructive Hydrocephalus and Lumboperitoneal Shunt for Communicationg Hydrocephalus - Including Comments on Normal Pressure HydrocephalusRussel J. Andrew (USA)

15:10 – 15.35 Retractor-less Brain SurgeryAmar Saxena (UK)

14.33 – 14.45

Coordinated and Combined Use of Military and Civilian Resources for Large-Scale Natural Disasters in JapanYouichi Yanagawa (Japan)

Looking Beyond Technology and Surgical ExpertiseKrisnahn Ganapathy (India)

15.35 – 16.00 Surgical Anatomy of Skull-baseIype Cherian (Nepal)

14.45 - 15.45

Track 9: Neurooncology 2Moderators: Kazunori Arita (Japan) & Julius July (Indonesia)Room :Pelangi

Track 10: Neurovascular 2Moderators: Katsumi Takizawa (Japan) & M. Thohar Arifin(Indonesia)Room: Nirwana

16:00 – 16:25Fourth Ventricle TumorsIoan Stefan Florian (Romania)

14.45 - 14.57

Modern Surgical Management in Patients with Symptomatic Low Grade Gliomas in Eloquent AreasChristianto B. Lumenta (Germany)

The Role of Surgery in Intracranial AVMsIoan Stefan Florian (Romania)

16:25 – 16.50Brain Stem CavernomaVladimir Benez (Czech Republic)

14.57 – 15.09Dolenc and Cavernous Sinus ApproachesTetsuro Sameshima (Japan)

Simple Identification of the Third Segment of the Extra Cranial Vertebral Artery by Extreme Lateral Inferior Transcondylar-Transtubercular Exposure (Elite)Katsumi Takizawa (Japan)

16.50 – 17.00

Revascularization of MoyamoyaIttichai Sakurunchai (Thailand)

15.09 – 15. 21

Transsphenoidal Surgery of Craniopharyngioma - Its Indications and Limitations

Kaoru Kurisu (Japan)

Current Status of Revascularization Surgery for Moyamoyadisease; Special Consideration for “IC-EC Conversion” as its Physiological Reorganization SystemMiki Fujimura (Japan)

17.00 – 17.20 Clipping of ACom AneurysmsThomas Tommy (Indonesia)

15.21 – 15.33

PetroclivalMeningiomas: A Management Challenge

Luis A.B. Borba (Brazil)

The Technical Importance of Decreasing The Tension Inside The Dome in Aneurysms SurgeryLeonidas Quintana (Chile)

17.20 – 17.30

Stroke Surgery in a Developing Country / Current State of Vascular Neurosurgery in A Developing CountryMohsen Nouri (Iran)

15.33 – 15.45Management Giant Pituitary AdenomaKazunori Arita (Japan)

Burden of Stroke in the Land of Gross National HappinessTenzin Tashi (Bhutan)

17.30 – 17.40 ACNS Education CourseIype Cherian (Nepal)

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15.45 – 16.45

Track 11: Minimal Invasive NSModerators: Gilbert Dechambenoit (France) & Rahadian Indarto Susilo (Indonesia)Room: Pelangi

Track 12: Neuroendovascular 1Moderators: Naoya Kuwayam & Wiryawan Manusubroto (Indonesia)Room: Nirwana

15.45 – 15.57Percutaneous Laser MicrodiscectomyYuriy Pedachenko (Ukraine)

Endovascular Coiling of Intracranial AneurysmsNaoya Kuwayama (Japan)

15.57 –16.09Image-Guided Intracranial Endoscopic NeurosurgeryAzmi Alias (Malaysia)

Flow Diverter Treatment for Intracranial AneurysmsGeorge Kwok-Chu Wong (Hong Kong)

16.09 – 16.21

Endoscopic Keyhole Surgery: Anatomical Analysis and Clinical PerspectiveFuminari Komatsu (Japan)

TBANur Setiawan Suroto (Indonesia)

16.21 – 16.33

The Nuance of Endoscopic Intra and Juxtra-Ventricle Tumor SurgeryRyuhei Kitai (Japan)

Bleeding Point Identification and Targeted Embolization in Ruptured Brain AVMAllan Taylor (South Africa)

16.33 – 16.45 TBAJanakiram Narayanan (India)

Endovascular Management of CCF : Indonesian ExperiencesM.ThoharArifin(Indonesia)

17.00 – 19.00 ACNS Executive Committee MeetingRoom: Sulawesi

19.00 – 22.00 Cultural NightRoom Ballroom B & C

Day 2, Friday, 11 March 2016

08.00 – 09.00Plenary Lecture 2Moderators: Ekkchard Kasper (USA) & Azmi Alias(Malaysia)Room: Ballroom B&C

08.00 – 08.15 Neurosurgical Strategy in Cerebral AVMYoko Kato (Japan)

08.15 – 08.30 Microsurgery in Aneurysms not Amenable to Endovascular Treatment Basant K. Misra (India)

08.30 – 08.45 Surgery of Parabrainstem Tumors; Results and Complications Avoidance in 3,300 CasesTakanori Fukushima (USA)

08.45 – 09.00 Dilemma in Surgical Management of Degenerative Lumbar Canal Stenosisi in the ElderlyPS. Ramani (India)

09.00 – 10.00Plenary Lecture 3Moderators: Ioan Stefan Florian (Romania) & Basant Pant (Nepal)Room: Ballroom B&C

09.00 – 09.15 Seven Surgical Steps for Safe Meningioma Surgery - with Examples of Sphenoid Wing MeningiomasTakeshi Kawase (Japan)

09.15 – 09.30 Developing Cost Effective Protocols for Epilepsy Surgery for Resource Poor CountriesSarat Chandra (India)

09.30 – 09.45 TBAKenji Ohata (Japan)

09.45 – 10.00 Craniotomy Versus EndoscopisAproach in Anterior Skull Base MeningiomasVladimir Benez (Czech Republic)


10.30 – 11.30Lunch SymposiaModerator: TBARoom: Ballroom B&C

10.30 – 11.00 TBASetyo Widi Nugroho (Indonesia)

11.00 – 11.30 3D Bio-Printing:From Benchside to BedsideJerry T.Xu (USA)


11.30 – 13.15 Lunch and Friday Pray By Law, Education, Disaster, Fund Raise MeetingRoom: Sulawesi

13.15 – 14.27

Track 13: Epilepsy SurgeryModerators: & Achmad Fahmi Ba-abud (Indonesia)Room: Ballroom B&C

Track 14: Neurovascular 3Moderators:Ivan Ng (Singapore) & I Wayan Niryana (Indonesia)Room: Pelangi

Track 15: Spine 3Moderators: Andre Tomasino (Germany) & Djoko Riadi (Indonesia)Room: Nirwana

13.00 – 14.45YNS-WINSession 1Room: Sumatra

Free Paper 1Room: Kalimantan@ 8 Minutes

13.15 – 13.27

Endoscopic Epilepsy Surgery: A New Concept and Surgical ApproachSarat Chandra (India)

Microsurgical Treatments and Strategies for Cerebral AVMsKazuhiko Nozaki (Japan)

TBAAtul Goel (India)

13.15 – 13.30TBAFranco Servadei (Italy)

13.27 – 13.39

Epilepsy Surgery in Indonesia, Present Status and The FutureZainal Mutaqqin (Indonesia)

The Management of UnrupturedAVMs Post ARUBAIvan Ng (Singapore)

Disc Herniation and Dynamic StabilizationAli Fahir Ozer (Turkey)

13.30 – 13.45TBAMehmet Zileli (Turkey)

13.39 – 13.51

Role of Semiology and Laterality of Epileptic Focus Heri Subianto (Indonesia)

Surgical Treatment of Ruptured Intracranial Aneurysms in Poor Grade PatientsEldin Burazerovic (Bosnia Herzegovina)

TBASeung-Jae Hyun (South Korea)

13.45 – 14.00TBALeonidas Quintana (Chile)

13.51 – 14.03

ECOG Based Surgery in Intractable Seizure Secondary to Cortical Scarring and Other Lesions Basant Pant (Nepal)

M.RadhianArifin(Indonesia)

Surgical Management in TB SpineEko Agus Subagio (Indonesia)

14.00 – 14.15TBAEka J. Wahjoepramono (Indonesia)

14.03 – 14.15 Future of Epilepsy Surgery Kensuke Kawai (Japan)

Pipeline Flow Diverter Devise in the Treatment of Brain AneurysmsYerbol Makhambetov (Kazakhstan)

Vertebroplasty in Osteoporotic Spinal Fracture, Patients Selection and Surgical TechniqueYesaya Yunus (Indonesia)

14.15 – 14.30TBAJeanne PMR. Winaktu (Indonesia)

14.15 – 14.27 Discussion Discussion Discussion 14.30 -14.45T. S. Kanaka (India)

14.27 – 15.40

Track 16: Miscellaneous 2Moderators: Isabelle M. Ger-mano (USA) & Endro Basuki (Indonesia)Room: Ballroom B&C

Track 17: Neurotrauma 3Moderators: Virendra D. Sinha (India) & Andi Asadul Islam (Indonesia)Room: Pelangi

Track 18: Spine 4Moderators : Nikolay Angelov Peev(UK)&RullyHanafiDach-lan (Indonesia)Room: Nirwana

YNS-WINSession 2Room: Sumatera

Free Paper 2Room: Kalimantan@8 Minutes

14.27 – 14.52Role of Simulation in Neurosur-gery- The Future of Training?Amar Saxena (UK)

Time is Brain: Does this Apply to Traumatic Brain Indjury Too?Shankar Gopinath (USA)

Spine Deformity: Adolescent to AdultSeung Hwan Yoon (South Korea)

Diffuse Axonal Brain Injury- Pos-sibilities of SurgeryEugene Pedachenko (Ukraine)

Advantage of MIS-TLIF via Para-median Intermuscular ApproachSoo-Bin Im (South Korea)

14.52 – 15.04

CerebellopontineAngle Epider-moidCysts: New Pathogenesis of Cranial Nerve Dysfunction and Their Surgical Outcome Mitsuhiro Hasegawa (Japan)

DecompressiveCraniectomies in Pakistan Tariq Khan (Pakistan)

7 Years Results with an Interla-minar Disc Assistance Implant in Lumbar DDDGiancario Guizzardi (Italy)

15.04 – 15.16

Principles of Open Skull Base Surgery - for the Young Neuro-surgeonsIype Cherian (Nepal)

Pre –Hospital Challenges in Neurosurgical Emergencies in Developing CountriesVirendra D. Sinha (India)

Spine BiomechanicsRullyHanafiDahlan(Indone-sia)

15.16 – 15.28

Sociopolitical : Working Time in Germany: Its Value for Residents in TrainingChristianto B. Lumenta (Ger-many)

TBAAndi Asadul Islam (Indonesia)

Strategy of Instrumental Surgery and Management for Upper Cervival Spine FractureMaasaki Iwase (Japan)

15.28 – 15.40Neurosurgery in Developing WorldGene E. Bolles

Discussion TBAAgus Yunianto (Indonesia)

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15.40 – 16.52

Track 19: Neurooncology 3 Moderators: Aij-Lie Kwan (Taiwan) & Djoko Widodo (Indonesia)Room: Ballroom B&C

Track 20: Neurofunctional 2Moderators: Chingiz Shashkin (Kazakhstan) & Renindra Ananda Aman (Indonesia)Room: Pelangi

Track 21: Spine 5Moderators: Mangaleswaran Balamurugan (India) & Eko Agus Subagio (Indonesia)Room: Nirwana

Free Paper 3Room: Kalimanatan@8 Minutes

15.40 – 15.52Brain Mapping for Brain Tumor Surgery Isabelle M. Germano (USA)

Neurosurgery for Movement DisordersChingiz Shashkin (Kazakhstan)

Complete Reduction of Cervical Dislocations: A Biomechanical ApproachSujoy K. Sanyal (India)

15.52 – 16.04 Translabyrinthine ApproachAlbertSufianov(Russia)

TBASarun Nunta Aree (Thailand)

Management of Spinal AVMsY. Sukru Caglar (Turkey)

16.04 – 16.16

Endoscopic Endonasal Approach For Pituitary TumorRahadian Indarto Susilo (Indonesia)

One Year Follow Up and Outcome of STN DBS on our PD PatientsMade Agus Mahendra Inggas (Indonesia)

Vertebral Artery Injury During Cervical Spine Procedures – Pitfall and Strategies – Andre Tomasino (Germany)

16.16 – 16.28

Surgery for Intracranial Meningiomas Based on Their Biological CharacteristicsSoichi Oya (Japan)

Spinal Cord Stimulation: Current Practice in JapanShinichi Goto (Japan)

Mini-Open Tlif, Plif and Elif (Extraforaminal) Using The Percutaneous Transpedicular Screw Fixation SystemHyeun-Sung Kim (South Korea)

16.28 – 16.40Tuberculum sellae Meningioma: Bilateral Subfrontal ApproachRoland Sidabutar (Indonesia)

Early Experience in Functional Neurosurgery for Psychotic DiseaseAlfred Sutrisno (Indonesia)

Cervical Myelopathy Surgery - Anterior or Posterior - How to Select Cases and Avoid ComplicationsMangaleswaran Balamurugan (India)

16.40 – 17.52Minimally Invasive Approach in Anterior Skull Base LesionDody Priambada (Indonesia)

Discussion Discussion

Day 3, Saturday, 12 March 2016

08.00 – 09.00Plenary Lecture 4Moderators: Russel J. Andrew (USA) & Endro Basuki (Indonesia)Room: Ballroom B&C

08.00 – 08.1515 Years’ Experience of Teaching and Examining an Asian Neurosurgery Residency Program: How Important will Functional Neurosurgery/Cognitive Neurosciences be Beyond 2020?Jafri M. Abdullah (Malaysia)

08.15 – 08.30 Management of Giant AneurysmsEka J. Wahjoepramono (Indonesia)

08.30 – 08.45 TBAAbdulHafidBajamal(Indonesia)

08.45 – 09.00 Surgical Management of Traumatic Brain Injury: The Status of The Art Franco Servadei (Italy)

09.00 – 10.12

Track 22: Neurooncology 4Moderators:Timothy Lee (Singapore) & Nyoman Golden (Indonesia)Room: Ballroom B&C

Track 23: Neurofunctional 3Moderators: Tariq Shalahuddin (Pakistan) & Made Agus Mahendra Inggas (Indonesia)Room: Pelangi

Track 24: Neurovascular 3Moderators: Yuanli Zhao (China) & Setyo Widi Nugroho (Indonesia)Room: Nirwana


Free Paper 5Room: Sulawesi@8 Minutes

09.00 – 09.12Management of Giant CPASchwannomasImad N. Kanaan (Saudi Arabia)

Trigeminal Neuralgia: The Spring Technique and A Rational, Long Term, Non Destructive ApproachSujoy K. Sanyal (India)

Mirror Intracranial Aneurysms: Treatment OptiontsEldin Burazerovic (Bosnia Herzegovina)

09.12 – 09.24

Supraorbital Minicraniotomy Approach for Anterior Skull Base RegionsDuong Dai Ha (Vietnam)

Microvascular Decompression for Trigeminal Neuralgia with Special Emphasis on Veins and Tranpostion of Arteries – Analysis of about 1000 Operated Cases Keki E. Turel (India)

Management of Ruptured and Unruptured Cerebral Aneurysm in Japan Fusao Ikawa (Japan)

09.24 – 09.36

Skull Base Meningioma Surgery, Dhaka Experience in Last One DecadeMainul Haque Sarker (Bangladesh)

Endoscopic Micro Vascular Decompression for Trigeminal NeuralgiaTariq Shalahuddin (Pakistan)

Less Invasive Surgery for Cerebral Aneurysms: Current Concepts, Advances and LimitsIvan Radovanovic (Canada)

09.36 – 09.48

Pineal Tumour- Online Sharing Infra-Tentoria Lsupracerebellar Operative TechniquesTimothy Lee (Singapore)

Nanotechniques for Next-Generation DBS (Deep Brain Stimulation) and BMI (Brain-Machine Interface)Russel J. Andrew (USA)

Basic and Advanced Techniques in Bypass SurgeryKen-ichiro Kikuta (Japan)


09.48 – 10.00

Different Surgical Approaches for Skull Base Lesions:Personal ExperiencesNyoman Golden (Indonesia)

The Role of Interventional Pain ManagementAgus Turchan (Indonesia)

Role of Clipping in Cerebral AneurysmsGopal Saman Sharma (Nepal)

10.00 – 10.12

Stereotactic Radiosurgery for Vestibular Schwannomas: RSCM ExperiencesRenindra Ananda Aman (Indonesia)

Discussion Discussion


10.45 – 11.58

Track 25: Spine 5Moderators: Room: Ballroom B&C

Track 26: Pediatric 1Moderators: Azmi Alias (Malaysia) & Wihasto Suryaningtyas (Indonesia)Room: Pelangi

Track 27: Neurovascular 5Moderators: Fusao Ikawa (Japan) & Arie Ibrahim (Indonesia)Room: Nirwana



10.45 – 10.57Tubercolosis of the Cervical SpineDjoko Riadi (Indonesia)

Gamma Knife Surgery for Pediatric High Grade AVM: Rational Treatment Concept Based on Pathohistological Point of ViewMotohiro Hayashi (Japan)

TBAYuanli Zhao (China)

10.57 – 11.10

Spinal Tuberculosis (TB): Management and PitfallsTjokorda Gde Bagus Mahadewa (Indonesia)

Endoscopic Treatment of CraniosynostosisAlbertSufianov(Russia)

TBASetyo Widi Nugroho (Indonesia)

11.10 – 11.22

Minimally Invasive Lumbar Interbody Fusion Options: How to Choose the Best Technique?Paulo Miguel Da Silva Pereira (Portugal)

TBAMirna Sobana Adriansyah (Indonesia)

The Role of Microsurgery in the Multidiciplinary Management of Brain Arteriovenous Malformations: Changing Paradigms and Old WisdomsIvan Radovanovic (Canada)

11.22 – 11.34 Nikolay Angelov Peev (UK)

Intraoperative Complications of Fronto Orbital Advancement and Cranial Vault Reshaping Surgery in Children with Complex Craniosynostosis - Hospital Kuala Lumpur ExperienceAzmi Alias (Malaysia)

Possible Medical Treatments for Cerebral AneurysmsKazuhiko Nozaki (Japan)

11.34 – 11.46

Basic Concept of Surgery for ACM (Arnold Chairy Malrormation)Sri Maliawan (Indonesia)

TBAWihasto Suryaningtyas (Indonesia)

Surgery of Brainstem CavernomasOleksandr Voznyak (Ukraine)

11.46 – 11.58 Discussion Discussion Discussion

11.58 – 13.00 Lunch

13.00 – 14.12

Track 28: Neurooncology 5Moderators: Motohiro Hayashi (Japan) & Mirna Sobana Adriansyah (Indonesia)Room: Balroom B&C

Track 29: Pediatric 2Moderators: TBA & Samsul Ashari (Indonesia)Room: Nirwana



13.00 – 13.12Treatment Strategy for Malignant Gliomoa (Clinical Trials for Grade 3 Glioma)Takashi Maruyama (Japan)

Handoyo (Indonesia)

13.12 – 13.24New Frontiers for Surgical and Non-Surgical Treatment of Brain TumorsIsabelle M. Germano (USA)

Menigocele AnteriorSamsul Ashari (Indonesia)

13.24 – 13.36

Single Nostril Endoscopic Endonasal Trasphenoid for Pituitary Adenoma, Challage, Result and ComplicationJulius July (Indonesia)

MuhammadArifinParenrengi(Indonesia)

13.36 – 13.48The Role of Streotactic Radiosurgery for CraniopharungiomaMotohiro Hayashi (Japan)

TBA

13.48 – 14.00Retromastoid approach for Petroclival meningioma : advantages and limitationsZainal Muttaqien (Indonesia)

TBA

14.00 – 14.12 Discussion Discussion

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14.12 – 15.24

Track 30: Neurooncology 6Moderators: Imad N. Kanaan (Saudi Arabia) & Suzy Indharty (Indonesia)Room: Ballroom B&C

Track 31: Miscellaneous 3Moderators:Gopal Raman Sharma (Nepal) & Roslan Yusni (Indonesia)Room: Pelangi

14.12 – 14.24Essential Technical Tips in Contemporary Skull Base SurgeriesHidehito Kimura (Japan)

Preoperative Simulation for Cerebral Aneurysms and Skull Base Tumor - Usefulness and Limitation Fusao Ikawa (Japan)

14.24 – 14.36Advanced Imaging and Awake Craniotomy for Brain and Soul MappingsZamzuri Idris (Malaysia)

Awake Surgery: Our Experience over 18 YearsKeki E. Turel (India)

14.36 – 14.48 Endoscopic Resection of Skull Base TumourShankar Gopinath (USA)

Surgical Treatment of Intractable Pain: DREZ Operations, CT Guided CordotomyY. Sukru Caglar (Turkey)

14.48 – 15.00Surgical Technique for Glioma from Basic to AdvanceTakashi Maruyama (Japan)

Patient Safety in NeurosurgeryEndro Basuki S. (Indonesia)

15.00 – 15.12

Radiosurgery Using Gamma Knife and Brain Tumor Surgery Combining Radiosurgery (Gamma Knife), Especially Vestibular Schwannomas, Meningiomas and Pituitary AdenomasYoshiyasu Iwai (Japan)

Intraoperative Visual Evoked Potential Monitoring for NeurosurgeryTestsuya Goto (japan)

15.12 – 15.24 Discussion Discussion

15.25 – 16.45Plenary Lecture 5Moderators:AbdulHafidBajamal(Indonesia)&ChristiantoB.Lumenta(Germany)Room: Ballroom B&C

15.25 – 15.45 Disaster Response: Advancing Global Neurosurgery and Global Health VareRussel J. Andrew (USA)

15.45 – 16.05Ethicomedical : Ethics and Advanced Technique in Surgery on Skull Base Tumors with Intra and Extracranial Extension Christianto B. Lumenta (Germany)

16.05 – 16.25 Clinical Ethic in Neurosurgery Sajid Darmadipura (Indonesia)

16.25 – 16.45 Closing Ceremony


Abstract Submission Guideline for Free PaperIMPORTANT GUIDELINES

• There are two types of presentation: E-poster and oral (podium) presentation. Please select one of them. Please indicate your choice in the top corner of your abstract: Oral Presentation or E-Poster

• Committee will decide on the final presentation type (oral presentation or e-poster)• The abstracts should be within 300 words (maximum half A-4 size page) and the entire submission

must it on a single page.• Please Note: graphs/tables/images should not to be including the abstract.• Abstracts should be prepared in Microsoft Word Arial 12” point with single line spacing, type face with

the title in bold face.• It is the author's responsibility to submit a correct abstract. .Any errors in spelling, grammar or scientific

fact will be reproduced as typed by the author.• The abstract should have a short specific title (containing no abbreviations) that indicates the nature of

the investigation. Title should be in boldface font. The title should not exceed 20 words in UPPERCASE only.

HOW TO NAME AND SEND THE ABSTRACT• File name format for Oral Presentation: Presenter name-abstract name-Oral• File name format for poster: Presenter name-abstract name-Eposter• For online submission of abstract and for guidelines please log on to www.acns2016.org = abstract

Submission• Or send via email with attached Microsoft word file to [email protected] before the deadline

in order to be sent for review and approval prior to its inclusion in the scientific program.• Last date for submission an abstract is Friday, February 5th, 2016• Notification of acceptance of abstracts submitted will be sent by e-mail at the latest by Monday,

February 29th,2016• Abstract Guidelines (300 Words Or Half Page Of A4 Size Page)• Background/Rationale: Indicate the purpose and objective of the research, the hypothesis that was

tested or a description of the problem being analyzed or evaluated.• Methods: Describe the setting/location for the study design, study population, data collection and

methods of analyst issued.• Results: Present as clearly and detailed as possible the findings/outcome of the study, with specific

results in summarized form. Inclusion of gender break down of data is strongly encouraged.• Findings or Conclusion: briefly discuss the data and main outcome of the study. Do not begin Sentences

with numerals. Standard abbreviations may be used without definition•

A. InstructionsForThePreparationOfOralPresentationsWhencombiningvideofilmswithPowerPoint for oral presentation, please note the following points:

• Please note that the conference computers in the session halls are beings applied with Windows7 and Office2013.

• Insert pictures as JPG files (and not TIFF or PICT-these images will not be visible on a Power Point based PC).

• Use a common movie format, such as MP4 and WMV (MOV files from Quick Time will not be visible on a Power Point based PC).

• Presenter cannot use his or her own laptop.• Please submit the presentation file at Slide Counter at the latest 3 hours before presentation time• Equipment Supplied: LCD Projector hooked up to a desktop or laptop, laser pointer.• Please note that the conference desktop or laptops are being supplied with Windows7 and Microsoft

Office2013.• Bring your presentation on USB jump/flash drive or CD.•

B. Instructions For The Preparation Of E-Poster Use either Times New Roman font or Arial Font, suggestion at least 24 font size

• Please save the E-poster in high quality image format JPG (1024pixel) with Portrait position• Pictures and graphics should be of good quality (high resolution)• E-poster should not contain any video clips/animation files.• Please submit your E-poster at E-poster online submission or counter located near the E-poster

display one day before your display schedule• E-poster will telecast from 8AM- 5PM on 10th – 12th March,2016• E-poster will be shown using 42inch LCD TV

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Date March 8th – 12th, 2016

Venue Shangri La Hotel, Surabaya, Indonesia

Important DatesDeadline abstract : 5th February 2016Workshop : 8th – 9th March 2016Congress : 10th – 12th March 2016Opening Ceremony : 10th March 2016Cultural Gala Dinner : 10th March 2016

SecretariatDepartment of NeurosurgeryGDC, 5th Floor, Dr. Soetomo HospitalJalan. Moestopo No. 6 – 8Surabaya, East Java, IndonesiaMobile : +62-812.8299.6104Phone/ Fax : +62-31-5025188Email : [email protected] : www.acns2016.orgContact Person: Ms. Ririen / Ms. Santi

OrganizerMedical Conference Organizer (MCO®) by PT. Pharma-Pro International Komplek Perkantoran Duta Merlin Blok C/35-36 Jl. Gajah Mada 3-5, Jakarta 10130 Phone: +62-21-63869502 Email: Website: MCO® is certified by Indonesia Authority of MICE Industry and registered trademark of PT. Pharma-Pro International. This name is protected by Indonesia copyright laws

Audio Visual for Speakers In-focus / LCD are available for plenary, symposia, and free paper session. If you need Video/VCD/DVD Player, please inform the committee one month prior to the event.

Official Language English in the official of the conference and will be used for all printed material, presentation and discussion

Exhibition The committee will organized an exhibition in conjunction with the congress, featuring the latest pharmaceutical and medical equipment for clinical managements and research. Companies interested in participating in the exhibition may request for details from the congress secretariat. The exhibition will be opened from 08.00 - 17.00, Thursday to Saturday (March 10th – 12th, 2016). The exhibition will take place at the Grand Ballroom 1, Shangri La hotel, Suarabaya.Letter of Invitation The organizing committee will send a letter of invitation upon request. This invitation is intend to facilitate participant’s travel and visa arrangement and do not imply any commitment of financial or other support by the organizing committee. Please include your name, address, and a note requesting a letter of invitation.

Liability/Disclaimer The organizing committee shall not be held liable for personal accidents, illness, loses, or damage to private property of registered delegates of the congress, during and after the event. Participant is finally responsible for any damage sustained venue fittings, property or equipment. Participants are strongly recommended to seek insurance coverage for health and accident, lost luggage and trip cancellation

General and Congress Information


Entitlements Registered participants are entitled to admission to all scientific sessions including trade exhibits, scheduled coffee breaks as well as lunches. Each participant will receive a name badge and congress kit containing the final program/abstract.

Registration Fee All scientific registrants, including those presenting free paper must register as full participant and pay the relevant registration fees. Registration will not be confirmed until the committee has received the respective registration fee. To register, complete and mail the registration form together with your payment to the congress secretariat. Payment method can be through bank transfer of credit card (visa and master card only). Cancellation Policy of Registration Written notification of Registration must be received to the ACNS 2016 secretariat. Refund of registration fees will be processed after the congress and following is the schedule as follows:

1. Notification received before December 31st , 2015: 50% Refund2. No refund for cancellation received from January 1st, 2016 onward

On-Site Registration Those who have not registered in advance may register at on-site registration desk. Only cash payment will be accepted during on-site registration. No refund will be made for on-site registration fees.

Room Rate Hotel rooms at special congress rate are being held for the congress participants. All rates are per night and per room included breakfast. Reservation must be made through the congress secretariat to guarantee the indicated rate negotiated for the congress.

Hotel Reservation Hotel Room availability is on “ FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS” . The committee reserves the right to place participants at another hotel with similar standards in the event that rooms are no longer available at the hotel selected by participant. Hotel reservations can be made by filing out the Accommodation Form. Full payment is required and should be paid before January 30th , 2016. Payment can be made with credit card (Master and Visa only) or bank transfer.Registration and Accommodation Information

Cancellation Policy of Hotel Reservation 1. Written cancellation notification for hotel reservation is required BEFORE January 30th, 2016 2. Cancellation BEFORE January 30th, 2016: 1 (one) night deposit can be refunded 3. Cancellation AFTER January 30th, 2016: No refund will be allowed thereafter 4. The organizing committee has the full authorization to CANCEL one or more rooms if full payment has not

been received at the least January 30th, 2015 with the written notice beforehand.

All payment for Registration and Accommodation can be transfer to the following Bank Account: Bank Account (Rupiah) Bank Name : BRI Jakarta Rasuna Said Account Name : PERSPEBSI Account number : 0378.0100.1255.300

USD Account (USD) Bank Name : PERSPEBSI Account Name : BRI Branch Rasuna Said Account number : 0378.0200.0055.305Swift Code : BRINIDJA Bank charges will be borne by participants.

Credit Card Please fill out required information on the registration form

Registration and Accommodation Information

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Moderator: Heri Subianto, dr. SpBS07.30 – 09.30 Registration

09.00 – 09.30 Coffee Morning (Informal Discussion)

09.30 – 10.00 Molecular Aspect of Intractable Epilepsy Prof. Dr. Hasan Machfoed, dr., SpS(K)

10.00 – 10.30 Choice of AEDs in Intractable Epilepsy Dr. Kurnia Kusumastuti, dr., SpS(K)

10.30 – 11.00 Neuroimaging in Epilepsy Sri Andreani, dr., SpRad(K)

11.00 – 11.30 Diagnosis and Management of Epileptic Encephalopathy Prastiya Indra Gunawan, dr. SpA

11.30 – 12.00 Surgically Remediable Epilepsy Syndrome of Childhood Wihasto Suryaningtyas, dr., SpBS

12.00 – 12.15 Representative Case Discussion: (with long term video EEG) Coordinated by: M. Thohar Arifin, dr. SpBS

12.15 – 12.45 Lunch

12.45 – 13.15 The Role of Long Term Video EEG and Electro-corticography Aris Catur Bintoro, dr., SpS(K)

13.15 – 14.00 Surgical Indication in Intractable Epilepsy Prof. Chong Tin-Tan

14.00 – 14.30 Simple yet Reliable Pre-Surgical Evaluation in Limited Condition: Indonesian Experience Prof. Dr. Zainal Muttaqin, dr., SpBS

14.30 – 15.00 Final Discussion All The Speaker

ONE DAY EPILEPSY SYMPOSIUMSATURDAY, March 12th, 2016 | TIME: 07.30 - 15.00 | ROOM : Sumatera

Venue: Shangri-La Hotel Surabaya, Indonesia Organized By:

PERSPEBSI (POKJA NEUROFUNCTIONAL) in cooperation with PERDOSSI (POKDI EPILEPSY)INSTRUCTORS Registration Fee:

Rp 500.000,-• Prof. Chong Tin-Tan • Prof. Dr. Zainal Muttaqin, dr., SpBS

• Prof. Dr. Hasan Machfoed, dr., SpS(K) • M. Thohar Arifin, dr., SpBS

• Dr. Kurnia Kusumastuti, dr., SpS(K) • Wihasto Suryaningtyas, dr., SpBS Maximum Participant: 100 Participants

(First Come First Serve Basis)• Sri Andreani, dr., SpRad(K) • Aris Catur Bintoro, dr., SpS(K)

• Prastiya Indra Gunawan, dr. SpA • Heri Subianto, dr. SpBS

PAYMENT METHODSVia Bank Transfer Via Credit Card

Account Transfer via following account : I authorize payment by credit card (Visa and Mastercard Only)

Bank Account Name : BRI Branch Rasuna Said Card Member Name:

Bank Name : PERSPEBSI Card No. :

Account Number RUPIAH : 0378.0100.1255.300 Expiry Date:

Bank charges will be borne by participants Signature: Date:

Please Fax this form to secretariat Fax: +62-21-6386 9503/6386 9505

The 11th Asian Congress of Neurological Surgeons (ACNS) 2016 inconjunction with The 21st Annual Scientific Meeting of Indonesian Society of Neurological Surgeons (PERSPEBSI)March 8th - 12th, 2016Shangri - La Hotel, Surabaya, Indonesia



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Symposium, March 10th - 12th, 2016 Late / OnsiteOct 31st, 2015

Delegate Rp 5.000.000

Resident/GP/Nurse Rp 3.000.000

Accompanying Person Rp 1.500.000

Workshop Participant has to be registered as Symposium Participant

Workhop / Instructional Course Amount MaximumParticipant

Tue, March 8th, 2016

WS 1: SKULLBASE Hands on Cadaveric Workshop with 3D Lecture Rp 8.000.000 30

WS 2: EPILEPSY SURGERY: 3D Interactive Workshop Rp 2.000.000 30

WS 3: ENDOVASCULAR Neurosurgery Workshop Rp 3.000.000 40

WS 4: NEUROTRAMA Workshop Rp 1.000.000 80

Wed, March 9th, 2016

WS 5: THORACO LUMBAL Cadaveric Spine Surgery Workshop Rp 8.000.000 30

WS 6: WFNS Neurosurgical Anatomy Committee:Skull Base Anatomy and Surgery Course Rp 2.000.000 60

WS 7: Micro-Vascular Anastomosis & Temporal Bone Dissection Hand-On Workshop Rp 1.500.000 20

WS 8: STEREOTACTIC TREATMENT for Movement Disorders: Practical Approach in Asia (Workshop & Live Surgery) Rp 5.000.000 40









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Deluxe Room Rp. 1.500.000,-

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Yogyakarta is a bustling town of some 500,000 people and the most popular tourist destination on Java, due to its proximity to the famous temples of Borobudur and Prambanan. The city itself is a center of art and education, offers some good shopping and has a wide range of tourist facilities. Yogyakarta lies in one of the most seismically active parts of Java and has thus repeatedly been struck by earthquakes and volcano eruptions. In 2006 an earthquake flattened over 300,000 houses while in 2010 the nearby volcano of Mount.Merapi erupted, spewing lava over nearby villages

BorobudurTemple

The awesome Borobudur Temple which is considered the world’s largest Buddhist monument, is a very ancient religious site that has been widely considered as one of.the Seven Wonders of this world

The Borobudur Temple was constructed during the 9th century by the monarchs of the Syailendra (Wikipedia Article) dynasty who ruled central Java in Indonesia during.that time

Although the Borobudur Temple has several unique Indonesian aspects in its architectural style, however this temple also reflects Indian architectural resemblances.pertaining to the Gupta architectural style

As one of the most visited tourist attraction and also a famous cultural heritage of Indonesia, Borobudur is truly a marvel on stones that sits on a hilltop overlooking the.lush, green fields and distant hills on Java Island

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Mount Bromo is an active volcano and part of the Tengger massif, in East Java. At 2,329 meters (7,641 feet) it is not the highest peak of the massif, but it is the most well known. The area is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Indonesia and Java. The top of the volcano has been blown off and the crater inside constantly belches white smoke. It is surrounded by the Sea of Sand of fine volcanic sand. The overalleffect is unsettlingly unearthly

Mount Bromo

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