SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT

February 5th-
March 27th 2022
Neurological Innovations through the New Era

(NINE)

PRESENTS:
NANO-UI NIGHT
March 19th 2022
In Conjunction with N A N O - U I

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Foreword Committee
Dearest colleagues, PATRON
M. Kurniawan, MD, M.Sc, FICA
On behalf of Jakarta's branch of the Head of Department of Neurology Faculty of
Indonesian Society of Neurologists Medicine Universitas Indonesia
(PERDOSSI JAYA) and the Department of M. Kurniawan, MD, M.Sc, FICA
Neurology Faculty of Medicine Universitas Head of PERDOSSI Jaya
Indonesia, we are pleased to invite you to Manfaluthy Hakim, MD
join the 9th Jakarta Neurology Exhibition Head of Yayasan Otak Sehat Indonesia
Workshop and Symposium (JAKNEWS 9).
ADVISOR
Reflected on its theme "Neurological Prof. Teguh A. S. Ranakusuma, MD
Innovations through the New Era (NINE): Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA
Renavigating our paradigms towards Diatri Nari Lastri, MD
Tiara Aninditha, MD, PhD
optimized neurology services", JAKNEWS 9
Freddy Sitorus, MD
will emphasize a comprehensive review
Adre Mayza, MD
about the most updated approach,
Al Rasyid, MD, PhD
diagnostic, and treatment in neurological
Rakhmad Hidayat, MD, MARS
care during the post-pandemic era.
Jan S Purba, MD, PhD
JAKNEWS 9 offers lectures and courses led CHAIRMAN
by a panel of renowned international and Ramdinal Aviesena Zairinal, MD
national experts to cover the most recent
updates in neurology. Online symposium SECRETARY
will be held from 26th – 27th March 2022, Dyah Tunjungsari, MD
and online/offline courses from 5th
February – 27th March 2022. TREASSURER
Kartika Maharani, MD
We hope that this event will empower us to
be better care providers in neurology. Last SCIENTIFIC
but not least, we are looking forward to Astri Budikayanti, MD, PhD
having your presence in JAKNEWS 9. Riwanti Estiasari, MD, PhD
Yetty Ramli, MD, PhD
Warmest regards, Darma Imran, MD
Luh Ari Indrawati, MD
Henry Riyanto Sofyan, MD

FUNDING
Fitri Octaviana, MD, PhD
Amanda Tiksnadi, MD, PhD

REGISTRATION & ACCOMODATION

Taufik Mesiano, MD
Nurul Fadli, MD

Ramdinal Aviesena Zairinal, MD SUPPORTING

Chairman of Organizing Committee
Ahmad Yanuar Safri, MD
Ni Nengah Rida Ariarini, MD
Pukovisa Prawiroharjo, MD, PhD, CIPA
Winnugroho Wiratman, MD, PhD
Dinda Diafiri, MD
 SPEAKERS
INTERNATIONAL SPEAKERS
Prof. Yoshikazu Ugawa, MD, PhD
Department of Neurology, Fukushima Medical University, Japan
Prof. Jaeseung Jeong
Department of Bio and Brain Engineering, KAIST, South Korea
Shunsuke Kobayashi, MD, PhD
Department of Neurology, Teikyo University, Japan
Tan Ai Huey, MD, PhD
Department of Neurology, University of Malaya, Malaysia
David Blow
Neuro Muscular Taping Institute, Savà, Rome, Italy

NATIONAL SPEAKERS
1. Prof. Dessy Rakhmawati Emril, MD, PhD 33. Dyah Tunjungsari, MD
2. Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA 34. Eka Harmeiwaty, MD
3. Prof. Teguh A. S. Ranakusuma, MD 35. Eva Dewati, MD
4. Agus Setiawan Solichien, MD, PhD, FICA, LLB, 36. Freddy Sitorus, MD
LLM 37. Gloria Tanjung, MD
5. Al Rasyid, MD, PhD 38. Henry Riyanto Sofyan, MD
6. Amanda Tiksnadi, MD, PhD 39. Karolina Margareta Margono, MD, LLM,
7. Astri Budikayanti, MD, PhD CCIPM, CFIDN
8. Fitri Octaviana, MD, PhD 40. Kartika Maharani, MD
9. Herlyani Khosama, MD, PhD 41. Kevin Gunawan, MD
10. Jan S Purba, MD, PhD 42. Khamelia Malik, MD, PhD
11. Kanadi Sumapraja, MD, M.Sc, PhD 43. Luh Ari Indrawati, MD
12. Khamelia Malik, MD, PhD 44. M. Sidik, MD
13. Pukovisa Prawiroharjo, MD, PhD, CIPA 45. Manfaluthy Hakim, MD
14. Rini Andriani, MD, PhD 46. Mohammad Kurniawan, MD, M.Sc, FICA
15. Riwanti Estiasari, MD, PhD 47. Ni Nengah Rida Ariarini, MD
16. Sofiati Dian, MD, PhD 48. Nurul Fadli, MD
17. Suryani Gunadharma, MD, PhD 49. Rakhmad Hidayat, MD
18. Tiara Aninditha, MD, PhD 50. Ramdinal Aviesena Zairinal, MD
19. Winnugroho Wiratman, MD, PhD 51. Reyhan Eddy Yunus, MD, M.Sc
20. Yetty Ramli, MD, PhD 52. Taufik Mesiano, MD
21. Yusak M.T. Siahaan, MD, PhD, FIPP, CIPS 53. Wahida Ratnawati, MD
22. Adre Mayza, MD 54. Widodo Mardi Santoso, MD
23. Adrian Ridski Harsono, MD 55. Yudiyanta, MD
24. Ahmad Yanuar Safri, MD 56. Erna Yulianti, RN
25. Aih Cahyani, MD 57. Rika Sofiyah, RN
26. Andre, MD 58. Indah Kusmawardhani
27. Anna Ariane, MD 59. Peni Budiarsih
28. Banon Sukoandari, MD 60. Rudi Hadi Suwarno
29. Darma Imran, MD 61. Umi Setyaningsih
30. Diatri Nari Lastri, MD 62. Wahyu Wijaksono
31. Dinda Diafiri, MD 63. Whildawaty Nurul Ulfah
32. Donny Hamdani Hamid, MD
SYMPOSIUM
March 26th – 27th 2022
ONLINE
 Day – 1
SYMPOSIUM Saturday, March 26th 2022

Time Theater A Theater B Theater C

09.00-09.10 Opening Ceremony

Medical Ethics Lecture

09.10-09.20
09.20-10.00 Energizing the Future, 2045 Health for All: Happy and Healthy Ageing
“A Sustainable Collaborative Approach from the Perspective of Brain-Neuroscience Concept - Contributing to
the Global Green Transition and Digitalization Agenda”
Symposium 1
Pain (1): Migraine with or without Aura
Moderator: Tiara
Aninditha, MD, PhD
Why We should Distinguish Migraine
10.00-11.00 with or without Aura? - Henry Riyanto
Sofyan, MD
Pathophysiology of Migraine with Visual
Aura: Is There any Implication for
Diagnosis and Treatment?
– M. Sidik, MD
Symposium 4:
NeuroBehavior (1): Can COVID Make
Someone Stupid?
Moderator: Diatri Nari Lastri, MD
Neurobehavior: Diagnosis and
11.00-12.00 Management in the Post-COVID Era –
TBA
The Role of Memantine in Management
of Alzheimer's Disease in the Post-
COVID Era in the Post-COVID Era – Diatri
Nari Lastri, MD
12.00-12.30
12.30-13.00
Pain (2): Pain Management and Intervention
13.00-14.00
Approach to Minimize the Transition from Acute to Chronic Pain-Clinical Application of Basic Science – Yudiyanta, MD
Review of Current Interventional Pain Practice in Indonesia – Prof. Dessy Rakhmawati Emril, MD, PhD
Symposium 7
NeuroOphtalmology:
NeuroOphtalmology Consultation:
COVID-19 and Beyond
Moderator: Dinda Diafiri, MD
Neuroophtalmic Manifestation of COVID-
14.00-15.00
19: Exploring the Basic Science and
Clinical Manifestation - Ni Nengah Rida
Ariarini, MD
NeuroOphtalmic Manifestation of
Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis -
Freddy Sitorus, MD
Symposium 10
NeuroOtology:
Strategies in Common and Frequently
Overlooked Vestibular Disorders
Moderator: Freddy Sitorus, MD
15.00-16.00 Challenge in Diagnosis and
Management of Vestibular Disorders in
Pandemic COVID-19 –
Eva Dewati, MD
Case Management of Transverse Myelitis –
Recurrent Vertigo: A Brief Episode but
Enduring Stressful – Dinda Diafiri, MD
Pukovisa Prawiroharjo, MD, PhD, CIPA
Plenary Lecture (1)
Prof. Teguh A. S. Ranakusuma, MD
Symposium 2
Movement Disorder (1): Optimizing
Dopaminergic Therapy in Hypokinetic
Disorder
Moderator: TBA
Cortical Myoclonus: Clinical
Phenomenology – Dyah
Tunjungsari, MD
Benign Adult Familial Myoclonic Epilepsy
(BAFME) - Prof. Yoshikazu Ugawa, MD,
PhD
Symposium 5
NeuroRestoration (1): NeuroRestoration
and NeuroEngineering Services in
Clinical Setting
Moderator: Dyah Tunjungsari, MD
Neurorestoration Clinical Services:
Where are We Now? - Amanda Tiksnadi
MD, PhD
Neurology Subspecialty Education
Program in Indonesia: Neurorestoration
and Neuroengineering –
Adre Mayza, MD
Lunch and Pray
Mini Symposia
Lunch Symposium
Moderator: Henry Riyanto Sofyan, MD
Symposium 8
NeuroInfection NeuroImmunology (1):
Approach to Transverse Myelitis
Moderator: Kartika Maharani, MD
Spectrum of Transverse Myelitis – Riwanti
Estiasari, MD, PhD
Other Conditions Mimicking Transverse
Myelitis – Darma Imran, MD
Symposium 11
NeuroInfection NeuroImmunology (2):
Management of Transverse Myelitis
Moderator: Kartika Maharani, MD
Neuroinflammation Aspect of Transverse
Myelitis – Jan Purba, MD, PhD
Overcome Lumbar Puncture Gap in
Neurology Practice – Darma Imran, MD
Kartika Maharani, MD
Symposium 3
NeuroPhysiology - Epilepsy (1):
Epilepsy in Women
Moderator: Astri
Budikayanti, MD, PhD
Reproduction Disorder and Infertility in
Women with Epilepsy - Kanadi
Sumapraja, MD, M.Sc, PhD
Epilepsy Treatment in Women –
Fitri Octaviana, MD, PhD
Symposium 6
NeuroVascular (1): Update on
Anticoagulant Use in Stroke
Moderator: Al Rasyid, MD, PhD
Anticoagulant Use for Stroke Prevention -
Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA
Venous Thrombo-embolism
Management in Stroke (Ischemic and
Hemorrhage) –
Taufik Mesiano, MD
Symposium 9
NeuroPhysiology-Neuromuscular (1): Role
of IVIG in Neuromuscular Disease
Moderator: Luh Ari Indrawati, MD
IVIG Therapy in Rare Peripheral Nerve
Disease – Ahmad Yanuar Safri, MD
IVIG Therapy in Muscle Disease –
Nurul Fadli, MD
Symposium 12
NeuroVascular (2):
Redefining the Role of Vitamins in Stroke
Prevention and Treatment
Moderator: Muhammad Kurniawan, MD,
M.Sc, FICA
Vitamin and Stroke: Is There Any Beneficial
Correlation? –
Rakhmad Hidayat, MD
Mecobalamin for Stroke Treatment and
Prevention: What Are the Evidences? – Prof.
Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA

16.00-16.30 Mini Symposia


SYMPOSIUM
Time Theater A
08.00-08.30
08.30-09.10
The Future of Stroke Management after COVID-19 Pandemic
Symposium 13
Learning Environment Adaptation
through the New Era
Moderator: Dyah Tunjungsari, MD
Adaptation of Learning Environment in
Neurology Residency Program during
09.10-10.10
Pandemic Era –
Winnugroho Wiratman, MD, PhD
Developing Learning Environment
through Educational Technology in
Neurology Residency Program
- Ni Nengah Rida Ariarini, MD
Symposium 16
NeuroPhysiology-NeuroMuscular (2):
NeuroMuscular Disease and COVID-19
Moderator: Fitri Octaviana, MD, PhD
10.10-11.10
Neuromuscular Disease in COVID-19 –
Winnugroho Wiratman, MD, PhD
Neuromuscular Disease Post COVID-19
Vaccination – Ahmad Yanuar Safri, MD
Symposium 19
NeuroPhysiology-Epilepsy (2):
Seizure, Epilepsy and COVID-19
Moderator: Donny Hamdani Hamid, MD
11.10-12.10
Seizure in COVID-19 Infection – Astri
Budikayanti, MD, PhD
Epilepsy Treatment in Pandemic Era –
Adrian Ridski Harsono, MD
12.10-12.40
12.40-13.10
NeuroVascular (4): Lipid & Pain Management in Post Stroke Patients
13.10-14.10
Lipid Management for Stroke Patients – Rakhmad Hidayat, MD
Central Post-Stroke Pain Management – Mohammad Kurniawan, MD, M.Sc, FICA
Symposium 22
NeuroTrauma: NeuroTrauma and
Critical Care of Neurology in The
New Era
Moderator: Ramdinal Aviesena Zairinal,
MD
14.10-15.10 Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) for
Neurologist in ICU - Ramdinal Aviesena
Zairinal, MD
How to Detect Non-Convulsive Status
Epilepticus (NCSE) in Neurotrauma and
Critical Care Cases – Yetty
Ramli, MD, PhD
National Panel Discussion: Towards the New Era of Neurology Services and Education after Subspecialty Policy
15.10-16.10
16.10-16.40
Day – 2
Sunday, March 27th 2022
Theater B Theater C
Mini Symposia
Plenary Lecture (2)
Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA
Symposium 15
Symposium 14
NeuroPediatric: Holistic Management
NeuroBehavior (2): Teledementia: Is It
of Neurodevelopmental Disorders in
Possible?
Children
Moderator: Pukovisa Prawiroharjo, MD,
Moderator: Yetty Ramli, MD, PhD
PhD, CIPA
Management of Neurodevelopmental
Neurobehavior: Diagnosis and
Disorders through Neuromodulation
Management through Telemedicine –
and Neurofeedback – Adre Mayza, MD
Pukovisa Prawiroharjo, MD, PhD, CIPA
Stem Cell Therapy in Children with
How to Choose Medication on
Neurodevelopmental Disorders - Yetty
Teledementia – TBA
Ramli, MD, PhD
Symposium 17
Symposium 18
Movement Disorder (2): Current
NeuroVascular (3): Nutritional Issues in
Updates in Parkinson Disease
Stroke
Treatment
Moderator: Taufik Mesiano, MD
Moderator: Banon Sukoandari, MD
Malnutrition Risk for Stroke Recovery - Al
Diagnosis of Motor Complication in
Rasyid, MD, PhD
Advanced Parkinson Disease - Amanda
Role Nutrition Therapy to Improve
Tiksnadi, MD, PhD
Recovery in Stroke Patients –
Dopaminergic Therapy in Parkinson
Mohammad Kurniawan, MD, M.Sc, FICA
Disease: Case Series - Andre, MD
Symposium 21
NeuroOncology: Updates in
NeuroOncology: What We Need to Know
Symposium 20 as a Neurologist?
NeuroInfection NeuroImmunology (3): Moderator: Tiara Aninditha, MD, PhD
Immunotherapy in Neurological Cases The Role of Immune Cells in GBM, Does It
Moderator: Riwanti Estiasari, MD, PhD Affect Survival? - Rini Andriani, MD, PhD
Immunotherapy in Neuroimmunology The Importance of Neuroophthalmological
Diseases – Riwanti Estiasari, MD, PhD Evaluation in Intracranial Malignancy:
Education for Starting Immunotherapy More than just Diagnostic - Ni Nengah
and Monitoring - Darma Imran, MD Rida Ariarini, MD
Can Brain Tumor Cause Weight Loss as
well as Other Malignancies?
- Gloria Tanjung, MD
Lunch and Pray
Mini Symposia
Lunch Symposium
Moderator: Taufik Mesiano, MD
Symposium 24
Symposium 23
Pain (3): Optimalization of Therapeutic
Neurorestoration (2): Neurestoration &
Effect in Pain Management with
Neuroengineering: Neurorehabilitation
Multimodal Analgesia
for Neurological Disorders Using Brain-
Moderator: Luh Ari Indrawati, MD
Machine Interface and Machine Learning
The Roles of Pregabalin and Mecobalamin
Moderator: Amanda
Combination in Neuropathic Pain Therapy –
Tiksnadi, MD, PhD
Manfaluthy Hakim, MD
Drugs of Choice in Mixed Pain Solution
Prof. Jaeseung Jeong
– Tiara Aninditha, MD, PhD
TBA
Closing Ceremony
 COURSE
February 5th – March 20th 2022
ONLINE
RSUI
Shangri-La Hotel
 1. EEG intermediate
2. EEG advanced
3. EEG for operator
4. Neurophysiology : Evoked Potential and
Neurophysiology Examination in Autonomic
Nervous System
5. NMT : Basic Neuromuscular Taping on Upper
and Lower Extremities
6. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
7. MovDis : Management of Hyperkinetic
Movement Disorder
COURSES

8. NeuroOncology : Emergency in Neuro-

oncology
9. Pain : What a Neurologist Need to Know in the
Daily Practice of Pain and Headache
10. Neuroinfection-Neuroimmunology :
Outpatient Management of Neuroinfection-
Neuroimmunology Cases
11. Botox : Virtual Course on Botox in Neurology
12. Anticoagulant Therapy in Stroke
13. NeuroVascular : Comprehensive Course in
NeuroVascular
14. NO NOT : Neuroophthalmology-Neurootology
Practical Approach
15. Emergency Neurology Life Support (ENLS)
16. Neurodegenerative : Approach to
Neurodegenerative Disorders and Diseases
17. NeuroPediatric : Neurofeedback as Diagnostic
and Treatment Tool for Neurological and
Developmental Disorders in Children
 COURSE
EEG INTERMEDIATE

Feb 13th – 26th 2022, Online

Division Neurophysiology-Epilepsy

Astri Budikayanti, MD, PhD

Speakers
Duration
Program description
Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
Number of participants
Language
Fitri Octaviana, MD, PhD
Herlyani Khosama, MD, PhD
Suryani Gunadharma, MD, PhD
2 weeks
This course will discuss important aspects in reading, interpreting and making
conclusion of EEG recording in daily practice which includes EEG in infant epilepsy
syndrome, childhood epilepsy syndrome, adult epilepsy syndrome, convulsive status
epilepticus and non-convulsive status epilepticus.
1st Week:
• EEG in Infant Epilepsy Syndrome
• EEG in Childhood Epilepsy Syndrome
2nd Week:
• EEG in Adults Epilepsy Syndrome
• EEG in Convulsive Status Epilepticus and Non-Convulsive Status Epilepticus
1. Material videos
2. Weekly tasks
3. Online interactive session
4. Pre and post test
By the end of the course participants expected to be able to:
1. Know and describe EEG pattern in normal infant and typical pattern in infant
epilepsy syndrome
2. Know and describe EEG pattern in normal children and typical pattern in childhood
epilepsy syndrome
3. Know and describe typical EEG pattern in adult epilepsy syndrome
4. Know and describe typical EEG pattern in Convulsive Status Epilepticus and Non-
Convulsive Status Epilepticus
Complete the entire learning course; pre-test, finished material videos, submitted
tasks, attend online interactive sessions, and complete the post-test
Neurologist/ EEG-fellow/ Paediatrician/Neurology resident. All required to have access
to EEG and already completed basic EEG course beforehand.
40 participants
Indonesian & English

Timetable course EEG Intermediate

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Material and task
release,
Introductory session
(10.00-11.00)
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Self-directed learning Interactive
Material and task
session
Task due date release
(10.45-15.15)
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Self-directed learning Interactive
session
Task due date
(10.45-15.15)
 COURSE
EEG ADVANCED

Feb 27th – Mar 12th 2022, Online

Division Neurophysiology-Epilepsy

Astri Budikayanti, MD, PhD

Fitri Octaviana, MD, PhD
Speakers
Herlyani Khosama, MD, PhD
Suryani Gunadharma, MD, PhD
Duration 2 weeks
This course will discuss important aspects in reading, interpreting and making
conclusion of EEG recording in daily practice which includes seizure semiology and its
congruency with EEG pattern, epileptic and non-epileptic events, epileptic zone
localization determination based on EEG and imaging, and EEG in critically ill patients.

Program description 1st Week:

Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
Number of participants
Language
• Seizure semiology
• Epileptic and non-epileptic events
2nd Week:
• Localizations of Epileptogenic zone: EEG and imaging
• EEG pattern in critically ill patients
1. Material videos
2. Weekly tasks
3. Online interactive session
4. Pre and post test
By the end of the course participants expected to be able to:
1. Know and describe seizure semiology
2. Know and describe EEG in epileptic and non-epileptic events
3. Know and describe epileptogenic zone’s determination based on EEG and imaging
4. Know and describe typical EEG pattern in critically ill patients
Complete the entire learning course; pre-test, finished material videos, submitted
tasks, attend online interactive sessions, and complete the post-test
Neurologist/ EEG-fellow/ Paediatrician/Neurology resident. All required to have access
to EEG and completed Intermediate EEG course either in Continuing Medical Education
on Neurology 2021, or Manado Hands On Training in General Encephalography-2 2-
2021.
40 participants
Indonesian & English

Timetable course EEG Advanced

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Material and
task release,
Introductory
session (TBC)
Mar
28 2 3 4 5 6
1
Self-directed learning Interactive
Material and
session
Task due date task release
(10.45-15.15)
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Self-directed learning Interactive
session
Task due date
(10.45-15.15)
 COURSE
EEG FOR OPERATOR

Feb 22nd – Mar 13th 2022, Online

Division
Speakers
Duration
Program description
Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
Number of participants
Language
Neurophysiology-Epilepsy
Luh Ari Indrawati, MD
Rika Sofiyah, RN
Wahyu Wijaksono
Umi Setyaningsih
Peni Budiarsih
Rudi Hadi Suwarno
Whildawaty Nurul Ulfah
Indah Kusmawardhani
Erna Yulianti, RN
3 weeks
This course will discuss important aspects in EEG recording, which includes basic
principles, recognition and management of seizure occurrence during recording. It is
aimed to help participants in improving EEG recording quality.
The topics are:
• EEG basic principle (basic EEG, montage, and overview of 10-20 system)
• 10-20 system’s electrodes placement
• Recording technique
• Artefact and troubleshooting
• Nursing care in patient with seizure
• Introduction to EEG waveform recognition
• Seizure semiology
1. Material videos
2. Weekly tasks
3. Online interactive session
4. Pre and post test
By the end of the course participants expected to be able to:
1. Recognize, understand and comprehend basic EEG principles
2. Comprehend and perform EEG recording
3. Recognize basic EEG waveforms including artefacts and how to solve it
4. Know, understand and perform nursing care for patient with seizure
5. Recognize and understand seizure semiology
Complete the entire learning course; pre-test, finished material videos, submitted
tasks, attend the online interactive session, and complete the post-test
Nurse, or EEG operator with access to EEG machine
60 participants
Indonesian

Timetable course EEG For Operator

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Material & task
Self-directed learning
release
28 Mar 1 2 3 4 5 6
Self-directed learning
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Self-directed learning Interactive
session
Task due date
(09.30-15.30)
 COURSE
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY : Evoked Potential And
Neurophysiology Examination In Autonomic Nervous System

Feb 21st – Mar 13th 2022, Online

Division Neurophysiology
Manfaluthy Hakim, MD
Fitri Octaviana, MD, PhD
Speakers Ahmad Yanuar Safri, MD
Winnugroho Wiratman, MD, PhD
Luh Ari Indrawati, MD
Duration 3 weeks
This course will explain the basics of Evoked Potential examinations including
Somatosensory Evoked Potential (SSEP), Visual Evoked Potential (VEP), Brainstem
Auditory Evoked Potential (BAEP), Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (VEMP), Motor
Evoked Potential (MEP) and neurophysiology examinations in autonomic nervous system
including Sympathetic Skin Response (SSR) and Heart Rate Variability (HRV),
examination technique and clinical correlation. This program can help participants
interpret the results of Evoked Potential and neurophysiology examination in autonomic
nervous system in daily practice.
Program description
1st Week:
• Basics of Evoked Potential and neurophysiology examination in autonomic nervous
system
• SSR and HRV
2nd Week:
• VEP, BAEP, VEMP
3rd Week:
• SSEP, MEP
1. Learning materials
Learning scheme
2. Material videos
3. Online interactive session
By the end of the course participants expected to be able to:
1. Understand the basics of Evoked Potential and neurophysiology examination in
autonomic nervous system
2. Understand the indication, technique and interpretation of SSEP
3. Understand the indication, technique and interpretation of VEP
Learning objectives
4. Understand the indication, technique and interpretation of BAEP
5. Understand the indication, technique and interpretation of VEMP
6. Understand the indication, technique and interpretation of MEP
7. Understand the indication, technique and interpretation of SSR
8. Understand the indication, technique and interpretation of HRV
Certificate requirements Complete the entire learning course with 100% attendance and complete every quiz
Target participants Nurse/ Neurology resident /Neurologist/ Neurology subspecialist
Number of participants Unlimited
Language Indonesian

Timetable course
Evoked Potential and Neurophysiology Examination in Autonomic Nervous System
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Interactive
Assignment/
Material release session
Quiz
(09:00-12:00)
Mar
28 2 3 4 5 6
1
Interactive
Assignment/
Material release session
Quiz
(09:00-12:00)
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Interactive
Assignment/
Material release session
Quiz
(09:00-12:00)
 COURSE
Neuromuscular Taping (NMT):
Basic course on Upper and Lower Extremities
Feb 5th – 27th 2022, Online

Division NeuroRestoration

Amanda Tiksnadi, MD, PhD

Speakers
Duration
Program description
Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
Number of participants
Language
Herlyani Khosama, MD, PhD
Wahida Ratnawati, MD
Sofiati Dian, MD, PhD
Aih Cahyani, MD
David Blow
4 weeks
This course will explain basic course neuromuscular taping (NMT) on Upper and Lower
Extremities which will include the theory, application of neuromuscular taping and
application to various neurological cases with various learning material and in
conjunction with NMT Institute.
1st week:
Taping in deltoid, trapezius, hand flexors/extensor, pectoralis and rhomboid, flexor
hallucis brevis, supraspinatus, biceps, sternocleidomastoideus, spinal neck muscles,
scalenus, triceps and latisimus dorsi, double fan shouder, CTS, trigger finger, and
cervical herniation
2nd week:
Taping in achiles, gastrocnemius, harmstring, extensor hallucis longus, flexor hallucis
brevis, postural lumbar muscles, rectus abdominis, piriformis, adductor muscles, tensor
fascia, psoas, knee joints, plantar fascitis, hallux valgus, ankle sprain, LBP, lumbar
herniation
1. Learning materials
2. Material videos
3. Individual task
4. Online interactive session
By the end of the course participants expected to be able to :
Determine the indication and able to skilfully apply NMT in various clinical cases.
Collect 90% of task
Neurologist
60 participants
Indonesian & English

Preferably for those who have taken NMT Introduction course

Timetable course NeuroMuscular Taping (NMT)

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2 3 4 5 6
Interactive Session Interactive Session
(08.00-16.00) (08.00-16.00)
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Interactive Session Interactive Session
(08.00-16.00) (08.00-16.00)
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Video Release
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Online Practical
exam &
Certification
(08.00-12.00)
 COURSE
TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION (TMS)

Mar 1st – 11th 2022, Online

Mar 18th 2022, Offline, Shangri-La Hotel
Division NeuroRestoration

Amanda Tiksnadi, MD, PhD

Speakers
Duration
Program description
Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
Number of participants
Language
Winnugroho Wiratman, MD, PhD
Dyah Tunjungsari, MD
3 weeks
This course will introduce TMS with basic principles, clinical application, dose, safety and also ethical
principles of TMS.
Pre Recorded Videos
Topik A: Introduction of TMS
Topik B: Basic principle of TMS
Topik C: Clinical application of TMS for motor tract analysis
Topik D: Rationale and clinical application of TMS for Neurology Disorder (1)
Topik E: Rationale and clinical application of TMS for Neurology Disorder (2)
Topik F: Dosing, safety, setting up and off label TMS
Plenary: Wrap up and assignment discussion
Practical videos
Video 1: Instrument introduction: Stimulator and coils
Video 2: How to measure MEP and CMCT of Upper extremities
Video 3: How to measure MEP and CMCT of Lower extremities
Video 4: How to determine motor threshold and Hot Spot
Video 5: How to determine visual threshold
Video 6: How to set the parameter settings for therapeutic protocols
1. Material videos
2. Learning materials
3. Online interactive session
4. Pre test, post test & task
5. Hands-on session exclusively for 30 participants
By the end of the course participants are expected to be able to:
1. Understand central neuromodulation concept on neurological cases
2. Understand the indications of TMS
3. Apply TMS in neurological cases
4. Understand the rational management of TMS
5. Calculate dose and safety of TMS
Complete 80% learning materials on Learning Management System (EMAS)
Neurologist
Online: 70 participants
Online with Hands-on session: 30 participants
Indonesian & English

Timetable course TMS

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1 2 3 4 5 6
Interactive Interactive Interactive Interactive
session session session session
Topic A Topic B Topic C Topic D
(19:30-21:30) (16:00-18:00) (19:30-21:30) (19:30-21:30)
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Interactive Interactive Interactive
session session session
Topic E Topic F Plenary
(16:00-18:00) (19:30-21:30) (19:30-21:30)
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Hands on
session
(08.00-15.00)
 COURSE
MOVDIS: Management of Hyperkinetic
Movement Disorders
Mar 1st – 11th 2022, Online
Division Movement Disorsers

Amanda Tiksnadi, MD, PhD

Dyah Tunjungsari, MD
Khamelia Malik, MD, PhD
Kevin Gunawan, MD
Speakers
Ai Huey Tan, MD, PhD
Banon Sukoandari, MD
Prof. Yoshikazu Ugawa, MD, PhD
Shunsuke Kobayashi, MD, PhD
Duration 2 weeks
This Course will explain and train participants on diagnosis approach and how to perform
comprehensive management in hyperkinetic movement disorders. This program is expected to
assist participants in understanding hyperkinetic movement disorders in daily life. Video
competition: Participants are given the opportunity to submit a case video (1 minute duration)
accompanied by a short course of the disease and supporting examinations of patients
encountered in their daily practice (in the form of PPT), the selected ones will be discussed
comprehensively by the resource persons.
Program description 1st week:
• Management of Tremor syndrome
• Approach to Ataxia
• Psychiatric management of hyperkinetic movement disorder
2nd week:
• Management of Dystonia
• Management of Choreiform disorder
• Surgical management of hyperkinetic movement disorder
1. Material videos
Learning scheme 2. Learning materials
3. Pre and post test
4. Online interactive session
Participants are expected to be able to formulate a diagnosis approach and perform
Learning objectives
comprehensive management of hyperkinetic movement disorder cases
Certificate requirements 100% attendance and complete the pre & post test
Target participants General practitioner/ Neurology resident/ Neurologist
Number of participants 50 participants
Language Indonesian & English

Timetable course Movement Disorders

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
28 Mar 1 2 3 4 5 6
Interactive
Material relase Session
(15.00-17.00)
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Interactive
Session
and
Material relase
Video
Competition
(15.00-17.00)
 COURSE
NEUROONCOLOGY: Emergency in NeuroOncology

Mar 19th 2022, Offline, Shangri-La Hotel

Division NeuroOncology

Rini Andriani, MD, PhD

Speakers
Duration
Program description
Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
Number of participants
Language
Tiara Aninditha, MD, PhD
Henry Riyanto Sofyan, MD
1 day
The course contains lessons related to the neuroemergency management of brain
tumours and spinal metastases. Participants will undergo a pre-test, learning materials
in the form of lectures and also games/quizzes (each participant will get maps
containing cases of the neuroemergency setting of brain tumours and spinal
metastases and several answer choices to encourage participants to apply their
knowledge in dealing with brain tumours and spinal metastases in neuroemergency
settings). After that, their understanding will be tested on the post-test.
Offline case discussion
Participants are expected to be able to:
1. Understand and be able to treat neuroemergency cases of brain tumours
2. Understand and be able to treat neuroemergency cases of spinal metastases
Participants arrive on time and attend the entire series of activities to completion
General practitioner/ Neurology resident/ Neurologist
40 participants
Indonesian

Timetable course Emergency in NeuroOncology

Date Time Topic Speaker

13.00-13.15 Opening, ethics and patient safety All panelists
13.15-14.45
Case discussion and topic review: Neuroemergency in
Tiara Aninditha, MD, PhD
Brain Tumor
Saturday, 14.45-15.00 Break
March 19th 2022 Case Discussion & Topic review: Neuroemergency in
15.00-16.30 Henry R. Sofyan, MD
Spine Metastases
Thorough Case Discussion
16.30-16.45 All panelists
Conclusion of all material
16.45-17.00 Closing All panelists
 COURSE
PAIN : What a Neurologist need to know in the daily
practice of pain and headache

Mar 18th 2022, Offline, RSUI

Division Pain & Cephalgia

Tiara Aninditha, MD, PhD
Anna Ariane, MD
Speakers Karolina Margareta Margono, MD
Yusak M.T. Siahaan, MD, PhD, FIPP, CIPS
Widodo Mardi Santoso, MD
Duration 1 day

The course contains learning materials related to objectives that a neurologist should
Program description
understand regarding pain and headaches in daily practice.

Offline interactive lectures

Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
Number of participants
Language
Offline simulation
Participants are expected to be able to:
1. Understand and be able to use ICHD and Headache Diary in the management of
headache.
2. Understand and be able to perform pain management in rheumatic diseases.
3. Understand and be able to perform dry needling in pain management in daily
practice.
4. Understand and be able to perform prolotherapy in pain management in daily
practice.
5. Understand and be able to code pain in InaCBGs
Participants arrive on time and follow the entire series of activities to completion
Neurology Subspecialist/ Neurologist/ Neurology Resident/ General Practitioner
40 participants
Indonesian

Timetable course Pain

Date Time Topic Speaker

07.30-07.45 Opening, ethics and patient safety All panelists
07.45-08.15 Pain coding in InaCBGs Widodo Mardi Santoso, MD
08.15-08.45
How to use ICHD dan Headache Diary in
Tiara Aninditha, MD, PhD
headache management
Friday What a Neurologist must to know about pain in
March 18th 2022 08.45-09.15 Anna Ariane, MD
rheumatic’s condition
09.15-09.30 Break
09.30-10.15 Dry needling for Neurologists in clinical practice Karolina Margareta Margono, MD
10.15-11.00 Prolotherapy in daily clinical practice Yusak M.T. Siahaan, MD, PhD
11.00-11.15 Closing All panelists
 COURSE
NEUROINFECTION-NEUROIMMUNOLOGY :
Outpatient Management of Neuroinfection-
Neuroimmunology Cases
Mar 12th – 13th 2022, Online

Division NeuroInfection - NeuroImmunology

Speakers
Duration
Program description
Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
Number of participants
Language
Darma Imran, MD
Riwanti Estiasari, MD, PhD
Kartika Maharani, MD
2 days
This course will discuss outpatient management of Neuroinfection-Neuroimmunology
cases
1st Day: Neuroinfection topics
• ARV for neurologist
• Outpatient management of opportunistic infection in HIV AIDS
• Outpatient management of tuberculous meningitis patients
2nd Day: Neuroimmunology topics
• Steroids in neuroimmunological cases
• Starting and monitoring immunosupressant in multiple sclerosis patients
• Rituximab and cyclophosphamide in neurology cases
This course is delivered in the form of an interactive lectures.
Participants can also present and discuss interesting cases.
1. Online interactive session
2. Quiz (pre and post test)
By the end of the course participants expected to be able to recognize, diagnose and
manage neuroinfection and neuroimmunology outpatient cases
100% attendance and complete the pre and post test
General practitioner/ Resident / Neurologist and other specialists
40 participants
Indonesian and English

Timetable course NeuroInfection - NeuroImmunology

Date Time Topic Speaker
- Opening
13.00-13.30 Committee
- Ethics and patient safety
13.30-14.15 ARV for neurologist Darma Imran, MD
Outpatient management of opportunistic
14.15-15.00 Riwanti Estiasari, MD, PhD
Saturday, infection in HIV AIDS
March 12th 2022 Outpatient management of tuberculous
15.00-15.45 Kartika Maharani, MD
meningitis patients
Darma Imran, MD
- Case discussion
15.45-17.00 Riwanti Estiasari, MD, PhD
- Quiz
Kartika Maharani, MD
08.00-08.45 Steroids in neuroimmunological cases Darma Imran, MD
Starting and monitoring immunosuppressant in
08.45- 09.30 Kartika Maharani, MD
multiple sclerosis patients
Rituximab and cyclophosphamide in neurology
Sunday, 09.30-10.15 Riwanti Estiasari, MD, PhD
cases
March 13th 2022
Darma Imran, MD
- Case discussion
10.15-11.30 Riwanti Estiasari, MD, PhD
- Quiz
Kartika Maharani, MD
11.30-12.00 Closing Committee
 COURSE
BOTOX : Virtual Course on Botox in Neurology

Mar 13th 2022, Online

Division NeuroVascular

Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA

Al Rasyid, MD, PhD
Speakers
Mohammad Kurniawan, MD, MSc, FICA
Rakhmad Hidayat, MD
Duration 1 day

Virtual Course on Botox in Neurology is a comprehensive course on the role of Botulinum Toxin in
neurological cases. Guided by experts who will give explanation on subjects from pharmacological
Program description
aspects, indications and injection techniques accompanied by video guidance, this course will
provide applicable tips and tricks to help patients in your daily practice.

1. Online interactive session

Learning scheme 2. Material videos
3. Pre and post test
Participants are expected to be able to:
1. Understand the general principles of spasticity
2. Understand the role of botulinum toxin in neurological cases
3. Understand the clinical aspects of blepharospasm and botox injection methods in
blepharospasm
Learning objectives
4. Understand the clinical aspects of torticollis and botox injection methods in torticollis
5. Understand the clinical aspects of hemifacial spasm and botox injection methods in hemifacial
spasm
6. Understand spasticity in stroke and botox injection methods in spasticity due to stroke
7. Understand botox dilution and injection techniques
Certificate requirements Complete the entire course session
Target participants Neurologists/ Neurology subspecialists/ Neurology residents
Number of participants 100 participants
Language Indonesian

Timetable course Botox - Sunday, March 13th 2022

Time Topic Speaker Moderator
Opening
09.00-09.10 Pre-test Committee
Patient safety & ethics
09.10-09.25 Topic A: General principles of Spasticity Al Rasyid, MD, PhD
09.25-09.40 Topic B: Botulinum Toxin in Neurological Cases Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA Mohammad
09.40-09.55 Topic C: Blepharospasm Al Rasyid, MD, PhD Kurniawan, MD,
09.55-10.10 Topic D: Torticollis Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA MSc, FICA
10.10-10.25 Topic E: Hemifacial Spasm Al Rasyid, MD, PhD
10.25-10.40 Topic F: Spasticity in Stroke Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA
1. Al Rasyid, MD, PhD
10.40-11.10 Discussion
2. Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA
Video: Botox Dilution
Rakhmad Hidayat,
11.10-11.30 Discussion Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA
MD
Post-test
11.30-12.30 REST & PRAYER
Room 1 (Group A):
Video Room 2 (Group B): Video
12.30-14.30
Torticollis and Hemifacial spasm
Spasticity in Stroke Room 1: Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA Rakhmad Hidayat,
Room 1 (Group B): Room 2: Al Rasyid, MD, PhD MD
Video Room 2 (Group A): Video
14.30-16.30
Torticollis and Hemifacial spasm
Spasticity in Stroke
 COURSE
NEUROVASCULAR:
Anticoagulant Therapy in Stroke

Mar 12th 2022, Online

Division NeuroVascular

Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA

Speakers
Duration
Program description
Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
Number of participants
Language
Al Rasyid, MD, PhD
Taufik Mesiano, MD
Mohammad Kurniawan, MD, MSc, FICA
Rakhmad Hidayat, MD
Eka Harmeiwaty, MD
1 day
Anticoagulant Therapy in Stroke course comprehensively discusses the use of anticoagulants in
stroke cases by interdisciplinary experts, starting from the pharmacology and types of
anticoagulants, indications for the use of anticoagulants for primary prevention of stroke, the use of
appropriate and safe anticoagulants in the acute phase of stroke, anticoagulants for secondary
stroke prevention, to management of complications using anticoagulants.
With a comprehensive scope of discussion and the expertise of the resource persons, this course
will provide in-depth but practical and valuable input in your practice of dealing with stroke cases.
1. Online interactive session
2. Pre and post test
Participants are expected to be able to:
1. Understand the concepts of thrombosis and coagulation
2. Understand the types of anticoagulants and their mechanism of action
3. Understand the application of the use of anticoagulants for stroke prevention (primary and
secondary)
4. Understand the application of anticoagulants in acute stroke cases
5. Understand how to monitor the administration of anticoagulants
6. Provide management of complications due to administration of anticoagulants
Complete the entire course session
Neurologists/ Neurology subspecialists/ Neurology residents
100 participants
Indonesian

Timetable course Anticoagulant - Saturday, March 12th 2022

Time Topic Speakers Moderator
Opening session 1
10.00 – 10.15 Pre-test Committee
Patient safety & ethics
10.15 – 10.45 Practical Thrombosis dan Hemostasis for Neurology Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA
10.45 – 11.15 Pharmacology of Antithrombotic: Focus on Anticoagulant Taufik Mesiano, MD
Taufik Mesiano, MD
Patent Foramen Ovale: Anticoagulant, Antiplatelet or PFO
11.15 – 11.45 Eka Harmeiwaty, MD
Occluder?
1. Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA
11.45 – 12.30 Discussion 2. Taufik Mesiano, MD
3. Eka Harmeiwaty, MD
12.30 – 13.00 REST & PRAYER
13. 00 – 13. 15 Opening session 2 Committee
Anticoagulant for Stroke Prevention (Primary dan
13.15 – 13.45 Rakhmad Hidayat, MD
Secondary Prevention)
Mohammad Kurniawan, MD, MSc, Mohammad
13.45 – 14.15 Anticoagulant Use in Acute Stroke
FICA Kurniawan, MD,
14.15 – 14.45 Management of Anticoagulant Complication Al Rasyid, MD, PhD MSc, FICA
1. Rakhmad Hidayat, MD
2. Mohammad Kurniawan, MD, MSc,
14.15 – 15.30 Discussion
FICA
3. Al Rasyid, MD, PhD
 COURSE
NEUROVASCULAR:
Comprehensive Course on Neurovascular

Mar 17th- 18 th 2022, Online

Mar 20th 2022, Offline, Shangri-La Hotel

Division NeuroVascular

Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA

Speakers
Duration
Program description
Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
Number of participants
Language
Al Rasyid, MD, PhD
Taufik Mesiano, MD
Mohammad Kurniawan, MD, MSc, FICA
Rakhmad Hidayat, MD
Reyhan Eddy Yunus, MD, MSc
Prof. Zsolt Garami, MD (to be confirmed)
Diatri Nari Lastri, MD
Prof. Adnan Qureshi, MD (to be confirmed)
Amanda Tiksnadi, MD, PhD
Yetty Ramli, MD, PhD
Prof. Michael Brainin, MD, PhD (to be confirmed)
Prof. Jiao Li Qun, MD (to be confirmed)
Tran Chi Cuong, MD, PhD (to be confirmed)
3 days
Comprehensive Course on NeuroVascular will discuss the A to Z of stroke management. Topics that
will be discussed include the anatomy and pathophysiology of stroke, investigations in stroke which
include imaging, neurosonology, neurobehavior, to stroke management in every phase starting
from thrombolysis, thrombectomy, neurorestoration, stem cell, stroke unit, aggressive secondary
prevention, to botox therapy in post-stroke spasticity. With a comprehensive scope of discussion
and the expertise of the speakers, this course will provide valuable additional knowledge in your
daily practice.
1. Online interactive session
2. Hands-on session
3. Pre and post test
Participants are expected to be able to:
1. Understand the anatomy & pathophysiology of stroke
2. Understand the choice of imaging in stroke and be able to interpret the results of the imaging
3. Perform Neurosonological examination on stroke*
4. Perform Neurobehavior examination in stroke
5. Treat thrombolysis in stroke*
6. Understand the management of thrombectomy in stroke*
7. Understand the management of Neurorestoration in stroke
8. Understand the management of stem cells in stroke
9. Understand the role and components of the Stroke Unit
10. Understand the principles of aggressive secondary prevention
a. Intervention (extracranial and intracranial stenting)
b. Medicine
11. Understand the management of Botox in post-stroke spasticity
*via hands-on sessions
Complete the entire course session
Neurologist/ Neurovascular STR-KT or SKT holder (Stroke, Neurointervention, Neurosonology and
NO/NOT)/ Neurology Resident
60 participants
Indonesian and English

Timetable course Comprehensive Course on Neurovascular

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Interactive Interactive Hands-on
session session session
(07.50-16.00) (07.50-16.00) (08.00-13.00)
 COURSE
NEUROVASCULAR:
Comprehensive Course on Neurovascular

Mar 17th- 18 th 2022, Online

Mar 20th 2022, Offline, Shangri-La Hotel

Day 1 - Thursday, Mar 17th 2022

Time Topic Speaker Moderator
Opening
07.50-08.00 Pre-test
Patient safety & ethics

Lecture & Discussion: Rakhmad Hidayat,

08.00-09.00 Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA
Anatomy & Pathophysiology of Stroke MD
09.00-10.00 Lecture & Discussion: Stroke imaging Reyhan Eddy Yunus, MD, MSc

10.00-12.00 Lecture & Discussion: Neurosonology instroke Prof. Zsolt Garami, MD (to be confirmed)

12.00-13.00 REST & PRAYER

Lecture & Discussion:
13.00-14.00 Diatri Nari Lastri, MD Mohammad
NeuroBehavior examination in stroke
Kurniawan, MD, MSc,
Lecture & Discussion: FICA
14.00-16.00 Prof. Adnan Qureshi, MD (to be confirmed)
Thrombolysis & thrombectomy in stroke

Day 2 - Friday, Mar 18th 2022

Time Topic Speaker Moderator
07.50-08.00 Opening day 2
Lecture & Discussion: Neurorestoration in
08.00-09.00 Amanda Tiksnadi, MD, PhD
stroke
09.00-10.00 Lecture & Discussion: Stem cell in stroke Yetty Ramli, MD, PhD
Prof. Michael Brainin, MD, PhD (to be Taufik Mesiano, MD
10.00-11.00 Lecture & Discussion: Stroke Unit
confirmed)
Lecture & Discussion: Aggressive
11.00-12.00 secondary prevention: Intervention: Prof. Jiao Li Qun, MD (to be confirmed)
extracranial stenting
12.00-13.00 REST & PRAYER
Lecture & Discussion: Aggressive
Tran Chi Cuong, MD, PhD (to be
13.00-14.00 secondary prevention: Intervention:
confirmed)
intracranial stenting Mohammad
Lecture & Discussion: Aggressive Kurniawan, MD,
14.00-15.00 Al Rasyid, MD, PhD
secondary prevention: Medication MSc, FICA
Lecture & Discussion: BOTOX in post-
15.00-16.00 Prof. Salim Harris, MD, PhD, FICA
stroke spasticity

Day 3 - Sunday, Mar 20th 2022

Time Topic Tutor

Hands on: NeuroSonology in stroke (TCD) TCD: Taufik Mesiano, MD

Hands on: NeuroSonology in stroke (CD) CD: Al Rasyid, MD, PhD
08.00-12.00
Mohammad Kurniawan, MD, MSc, FICA
Hands on: Code Stroke and Neurointervention
Rakhmad Hidayat, MD

Code Stroke
Time CD TCD
Neurointervention
08.00-09.00 Group A1 Group A2
Group B1-2
09.00-10.00 Group A2 Group A1
10.00-11.00 Group B1 Group B2
Group A1-2
11.00-12.00 Group B2 Group B1
 COURSE
NO-NOT: Neuroophtalmology-Neurootology
Practical Approach
Feb 28th - Mar 18th 2022, Online
Mar 19th 2022, Offline, Shangri-La Hotel

Division Neuroophtalmology-Neurootology
Freddy Sitorus, MD
Eva Dewati, MD
Speakers Ni Nengah Rida Ariarini, MD
Dyah Tunjungsari, MD
Dinda Diafiri, MD
Duration 3 weeks
Week 1. Neuroophthalmology Session: Visual Loss and Eye Movement Disorders
1. Visual Loss : Clinical Approach and Common Disorders
2. Common and Important Funduscopy Findings
3. Clinical Approach to Peripheral Eye Movement Disorders
4. Clinical Approach to Central Eye Movement Disorders
Week 2. Neurootology Session 1: Vestibular Disorders
1. Practical Approach to Vestibular Disorders
2. Acute Vestibular Syndrome : Stroke and Vestibular Neuritis
3. Episodic Vestibular Syndrome : Meniere’s Disease, Vestibular Paroxysmia, Vestibular Migraine,
Program description BPPV and It’s Mimic
4. Chronic Vestibular Syndrome : PPPD, Bilateral Vestibulopathy, Malignancy
5. Neurorestoration in Vestibular Disorders : From Planning to Evaluation
Week 3. Neurootology Session 2: Cerebellar Ataxia
1. Posture and Gait Problems
2. Overview of Cerebellar Ataxia
3. Motoric and Non-Motoric Symptoms of Cerebellar Ataxia
4. Acquired and Hereditary Cerebellar Ataxia
5. Cerebellar Ataxia Diagnosis in Resource- Limited Clinical Setting
6. Neurorestoration Treatment in Cerebellar Ataxia
• Learning materials
• Learning games
Learning scheme • Material videos
• Online interactive session
• Hands on session
Participants are expected to be able to:
1. Understand the basic principles of diagnostics and management in neurotology and neuro-
ophthalmology
2. Apply a systematic and practical clinical approach to neurootology and neuroophthalmology
cases
Learning objectives 3. Understand the diagnosis and management of each disease in acute vestibular syndrome
(AVS), episodic vestibular syndrome (EVS), chronic vestibular syndrome (CVS), and posture and
gait disorders
4. Applying the diagnostic and management principles of AVS, EVS, CVS, posture and gait
disorders through a case approach
Certificate requirements Complete all the learning materials and sessions
Target participants Neurologist/ General Practitioner
Number of participants 60 participants
Language Indonesian and English

Timetable course NeuroOphtalmology - NeuroOtology

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

28 Mar 1 2 3 4 5 6
Interactive session Interactive session
(13.00-15.00) (08.00-12.00)
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Interactive session
(08.00-12.00)
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Hands on session
(08.00-12.00)
 COURSE
EMERGENCY NEUROLOGY LIFE SUPPORT (ENLS)

Mar 18th - 20th 2022, Offline, RSUI

Division Neurointensive

Ramdinal Aviesena Zairinal, MD

Speakers
Duration
Program description
Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
Number of participants
Language
Dinda Diafiri, MD
3 days
ENLS helps to improve patient care and outcomes during the critical first hours of a
patient’s neurological emergency, which consists of:
1. Approach to the Comatose Patient
2. Intracranial Hypertension and Herniation
3. Airway, Ventilation and Sedation
4. Resuscitation Following Cardiac Arrest
5. Acute Non-Traumatic Weakness
6. Acute Ischemic Stroke
7. Intracerebral Hemorrhage
8. Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
9. Traumatic Brain Injury
10. Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury
11. Spinal Cord Compression
12. Status Epilepticus
13. Meningitis and Encephalitis
14. Pharmacotherapy
• Offline interactive lectures
• Hands on session
• Emergency simulation
Participants are expected to be able to:
-manage neurological emergency in the first 1 hour.
-arrange ER disposition and transportation of neurological emergency patients
-perform the NIHSS
-measure ONSD with ultrasound
Complete online quiz with a score of 70% or above
Neurologist/ Resident / General Practitioner
30 participants
Indonesian and English

Timetable course ENLS

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Hands on and
Offline Offline
emergency
interactive interactive
simulation
session session
session
(13.00-16.00) (07.30-15.20)
(07.30-12.00)
 COURSE
NEURODEGENERATIVE : Approach to
Neurodegenerative Disorders and Diseases
Mar 5th - 19th 2022, Online
Mar 20th 2022, Offline, Shangri-La Hotel

Division
Speakers
Duration
Program description
Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
Number of participants
Language
NeuroDegenerative
Diatri Nari Lastri, MD
Amanda Tiksnadi, MD, PhD
Pukovisa Prawiroharjo, MD, PhD,CIPA
Dyah Tunjungsari, MD
Shunsuke Kobayashi, MD, PhD
Lucy Russell, MD, PhD
3 weeks
This course will discuss neurodegenerative cases related to movement disorders and sublime
function disorders
Pre-recorded lectures in weeks 1 and 2
1. Continuum of Cognitive Impairment to Dementia
2. Antidementia Drug: initiation and monitoring
3. Introduction of ATN Staging of Cognitive Impairment and Alzheimer's Disease
4. Teledementia and Application-Based Memory Clinic Screening and Diagnostic Care.
5. Movement disorder with cognitive problems
6. Frontal dysexecutive syndrome in Parkinson's Disease
7. Cognitive restoration in dementia patient
8. FPI Update: Correlation between Genetic and Manifestation of Frontotemporal Dementia
9. Continuum of Frontotemporal Dementia and Importance of Genetic Testing
Hands on session on week 3
Each station contains case discussions on neurodegenerative disorders, from diagnostic
approaches, supporting examinations, to medical-non-medical management
• Learning materials
• Online interactive session
• Hands on session
Participants are expected to be able to:
1. Understand the degenerative process that occurs in patients with neurological
disorders
2. Establish a diagnosis, plan supporting examinations and provide appropriate
treatment according to neurogenerative disorders
100% attendance, complete every quiz, complete all tasks
Neurologist/ Neurology Resident
Online: unlimited
Offline: 30 participants
Indonesian and English

Timetable course NeuroDegenerative

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
28 1 2 3 4 5 6
Interactive session
(13.00-14.30)
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Material release
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Hands on session
Material release
(08.00-12.00)
 COURSE
NEUROPEDIATRIC : Neurofeedback as a Diagnostic and
Treatment Tool for Neurological and Developmental
Disorders in Children
Mar 6th - 17th 2022, Online
Mar 18th 2022, Offline, Shangri-La Hotel

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Speakers
Duration
Program description
Learning scheme
Learning objectives
Certificate requirements
Target participants
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NeuroPediatric
Yetty Ramli, MD, PhD
Adre Mayza, MD
Agus Solichien, MD, PhD
2 weeks
This course will explain about the neuropediatric approach in development problems/disorders,
introduction of neurofeedback device, and how to use it for diagnosis and therapy
Pre-recorded lectures:
1. qEEG in developmental disorders
2. Approach to the diagnosis of neurodevelopmental disorder and learning disorder
3. Approach to the diagnosis of Autism and ADHD
4. TMS as autism therapy
5. Introduction of tools and how to use neurofeedback
• Learning materials
• Online interactive session
• Hands on session
Participants are expected to be able to:
1. Recognize and operate neurofeedback device
2. Diagnose neurodevelopmental disorders in pediatric patients
3. Implement neurofeedback therapy in pediatric patients with neurological
developmental disorders
100% attendance, complete every quiz
Neurologist/ Neurology Resident
Online: unlimited
Offline: 30 participants
Indonesian

Timetable course NeuroPediatric

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
28 1 2 3 4 5 6
Interactive
session
(13.00-14.45)
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Material Release
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Material Release Hands on
session
(08.00-12.00)
 COURSE SCHEDULE

February 2022
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
5 6

08.00-16.00 NMT 08.00-16.00 NMT

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

08.00-16.00 NMT 08.00-16.00 NMT

14 15 16 17 18 19 20
10.45-15.15 EEG
Intermediate
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
10.45-15.15 EEG
08.00-12.00 NMT
Intermediate

09.00-12.00
Neurophysiology

March 2022
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
28 1 2 3 4 5 6

10.45-15.15 EEG 09.00-12.00

13.00-15.00 NO NOT 19.00-21.30 TMS 16.00-18.00 TMS 19.30-21.30 TMS 19.30-21.30 TMS
Advance Neurophysiology

13.00-14.45
08.00-12.00 NO NOT
NeuroPediatrics

13.00-14.30
15.00-17.00 MovDis
Neurodegenerative
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
10.00-15.30
16.00-18.00 TMS 19.30-21.30 TMS 19.30-21.30 TMS 09.00-16.30 Botox
Anticoagulant

10.45-15.15 EEG 09.00-12.00

15.00-17.00 MovDis
Advance Neurophysiology

13.00-17.00 08.00-12.00
Neuroinfection Neuroinfection

09.30-15.30 EEG for

08.00-12.00 NO NOT
Operator

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

07.50-16.00 07.50-16.00 08.00 -12.00 NO NOT 08.00-13.00

NeuroVascular NeuroVascular (offline) NeuroVascular (offline)

13.00-16.00 ENLS 07.30-15.20 ENLS 07.30-12.00 ENLS

(offline) (offline) (offline)

13.00-17.00 08.00-12.00
07.30-11.15 Pain (offline) NeuroOncology Neurodegenerative
(offline) (offline)
08.00-12.00
NeuroPediatrics NANO-UI Night
(offline) 18.30
08.00-15.00 TMS onwards
(offline)

Anticoagulant: Anticoagulant Therapy in Stroke
Botox: Virtual Course on Botox in Neurology
Neurophysiology: Evoked Potential and Neurophysiology Examination in Autonomic
Nervous System
ENLS: Emergency Neurology Life Support Extended
MovDis: Management of Hyperkinetic Movement Disorder
Neurodegenerative: Approach to Neurodegenerative Disorders and Diseases
Neuroinfection: Outpatient Management of Neuroinfection-Neuroimmunology Cases
NeuroOncology: Emergency in NeuroOncology
NeuroPediatrics: Neurofeedback as Diagnostic and Treatment Tool for Neurological
and Developmental Disorders in Children
NeuroVascular: Comprehensive Course on NeuroVascular
NMT: Neuromuscular Taping on Upper and Lower Extremities
NO NOT: Neuroophtalmology-Neurootology Practical Approach
Pain: What a Neurologist Need to Know in the Daily Practice of Pain and Headache
TMS: Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

CALL FOR ABSTRACT

Abstract Submission JakNEWS 9
Important dates:
Abstract submission commencement : Saturday, January 8, 2022
Abstract submission closing : Tuesday, February 8, 2022
Abstract acceptance announcement : Sunday, February 13, 2022
Deadline for accepted abstract registration payments : Tuesday, February 15, 2022

Abstract preparation
1. Abstracts must be submitted online via the abstract submission site. Abstracts submitted by email will not be
accepted.
2. Abstract themes can be drawn from all branches of knowledge in Neurology and can be in the form of research
or case reports.
3. Every first letter in the abstract title is written in capital letters, for example: "The Effect of Hyponatremia on the
Outcome of Tuberculosis Meningitis".
4. Research abstract must contain:
a. Background
b. Method, Result
c. Discussion
d. Conclusion
5. Case report abstract must contain:
a. Background
b. Case Summary
c. Discussion
d. Conclusion
6. The full abstract text must be more than 100 characters but may not exceed 500 characters.
7. Abstract should contain an original material not published at the time of submission.
8. Abstract could be submitted in Bahasa or English.
9. All abbreviations must be defined the first time they appear in the text. e.g: Modified Rankin Scale (mRS). Do not
define abbreviations in the title.
10. Use generic drug names.
11. Tables, charts or other graphics are not allowed
12. The author who will present must ensure that all co-authors have approved the contents and its submission to
JAKNEWS-9 before the submission

Review and Notification

• Each abstract will be reviewed by 2 expert consultant in Neurology.
• During the review process, the name and origin of the author's institution were not informed to the reviewers.
• The final decision for abstract acceptance is determined by the committee and is absolute and cannot be
contested
• Accepted abstracts will be announced on February 13, 2022.

Abstract publication
• The abstract will be published in JakNEWS 9 proceeding book.
• The rights to publication belong to JakNEWS 9 committee.

Registration
• Presenting authors must be registered participant. Only abstract of authors who have paid their registration
fees will be processed and included for publication
• For presenters who have not paid the registration fee by February 15, 2022, at 23:59 WIB, the abstract will not be
processed further.
 REGISTRATION
Online

Symposium/Course Participants Duration Scheme Early Bird On Site

Student, GP, Resident 2 days Online 500,000 600,000

Symposia Neurologist, Other

2 days Online 750,000 900,000
Specialist

GP, Resident,
Neuroinfection-Neuroimmunology Neurologist, Other 2 days Online 1,700,000
Specialist

EEG for operator Nurse, Technician 3 weeks Online 1,500,000

Resident, Neurologists,
EEG intermediate* 2 weeks Online 3,000,000
NeuroPediatrics

Resident, Neurologists,
EEG advanced** 2 weeks Online 4,000,000
NeuroPediatrics

Nurse, Resident,
Neurophysiology 3 weeks Online 3,500,000
Neurologists

Botox Resident, Neurologist 1 day Online 2,000,000

Anticoagulant Resident, Neurologist 1 day Online 1,500,000

GP, Resident,
Movement Disorder 2 weeks Online 1,700,000
Neurologist

Neuromuscular Taping (NMT) Neurologist 4 weeks Online 4,000,000

*Attendance to previous basic EEG course is mandatory

**Attendance to previous intermediate EEG course in either Continuing Medical Education on Neurology 2021 or Manado Hands
On Training in General Encephalography-2 2021 is mandatory
 REGISTRATION
Online & Offline
Venue (Offline): Shangri-La Hotel, Jakarta, Indonesia

Course Participants Duration Scheme Early Bird

NeuroVascular Resident 3 days Online +Offline 5.000.000

NO-NOT GP, Resident 3 weeks Online +Offline 1.500.000

NeuroVascular
& Neurologist 3 weeks Online +Offline 6.000.000
NO-NOT

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation 2 weeks Online 3.500.000

Neurologist
(TMS) 3 weeks Online +Offline 5.000.000

Online 1.500.000

NeuroPediatric Neurologist 2 weeks

Online + Offline 2.500.000

Online 2.000.000,
Neurodegenerative Neurologist 2 weeks
Offline + Offline 3.500.000

Offline

Course Participants Duration Scheme Early Bird

GP, Resident, Offline 2,000,000

Neuro-Oncology half day
Neurologist (Shangri-La Hotel)

GP, Resident, Offline

Pain half day 2,500,000
Neurologist (RSUI)

Emergency Neurology Life Support GP, Resident, Offline

3 days 2,850,000
Neurologist (RSUI)
(ENLS)
REGISTRATION
OUR BUNDLING RECOMMENDATION

PAIN ENLS

NEUROVASCULAR NO-NOT
2 Courses
MOVDIS NO-NOT Discount
500.000

NEUROONCOLOGY NO-NOT
3 Courses
NEURODEGENERATIVE NEUROPEDIATRIC Discount
750.000
NEURODEGENERATIVE MOVDIS

NEURODEGENERATIVE TMS

NMT TMS

ACCOMODATI ON
Shangri-La Hotel
Kota BNI JL. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 1, Jakarta
10220 Indonesia

Deluxe Room
1.800.000/night
*Breakfast included for 2 people
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