Indonesian Society of Neuroanesthesia and Critical Care

NATIONAL CONGRESS

15th INA-SNACCIndonesian Society of Neuroanesthesia and Critical Care

JULY 24th – 25th 2021

JOINT SYMPOSIUM

7th NACC Indonesia – SingaporeNeuroanesthesia and Critical Care

JULY 24th – 25th 2021

BIENNIAL SYMPOSIUM

6th SOACSymposium of Anesthesia Complication

JULY 31st – AUG 1st 2021

Presented and Organized by :

Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Therapy

Faculty of Medicine, Public Health, and Nursing

Universitas Gadjah Mada – RSUP Dr. Sardjito

Yogyakarta, Indonesia

FIRSTAnnouncement

15th INA-SNACC, 7th NACC Indonesia – Singapore, 6th SOACVirtual Symposium, July 22nd – August 5th 2021

INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE

Dear Colleagues and Friends,

Welcome to the 15th National Congress of Indonesian Society ofNeuroanesthesia and Critical Care (INA-SNACC) and 7th Joint Symposiumof Neuroanesthesia and Critical Care (NACC) Indonesia – Singapore inconjunction with 6th Biennial Symposium of Anesthesia Complication(SOAC) which to be held virtually on July until August 2021.

These scientific events has gained prominence over the years with itsobjective to advance the scientific knowledge and practice ofNeuroanesthesia, Anesthesiology in general, Emergency and Critical Care.The organizing committee has put together an exciting scientific programwith a line-up of highly esteemed international and local speakers whowill bring us insights on the latest issues in Neuroanesthesia,Anesthesiology in general, Emergency and Critical Care.

We are also pleased to receive papers from young future experts whowant to share their case and research interests at the symposiums.Unique clinical presentations can occur in our days of residency trainingor in our days of a long and eventful career. These events give theopportunity for the participants to discuss, share, and engage instimulating discussions at the various scientific sessions andpresentations.

Thank you very much and we look forward to meet you !

Yours sincerely,

Sudadi

15th National Congress of INA-SNACC7th Joint Symposium of NACC Indonesia – Singapore

6th Biennial SOAC in a Broader Perspective

The current era of the COVID pandemic encourages medical doctors to keep up-to-date their knowledges in supporting daily medical services. The developmentof technology today makes it easier for us to share information of medicalsciences and experiences through virtual meetings without having to meet faceto face.

Some complications of anesthesia end with fatal or near fatal condition,especially in managing neurosurgery patients. Good perioperative care plays animportant role to prevent complications. To prevent an error is to practice themotto “be prepare”. And we become prepared by educating ourselves and byensuring that all necessary equipment and personnel are available.

The 15th National Congress of Indonesian Society of Neuroanesthesia andCritical Care (INA-SNACC) and 7th Joint Symposium of Neuroanesthesia andCritical Care (NACC) Indonesia – Singapore in conjunction with 6th BiennialSymposium of Anesthesia Complication (SOAC) give you the opportunity toshare the energy, creativity, and enthusiasm generated by various topicspresented by a line-up of highly esteemed international and local speakers whowill bring us insights on the importance of every essential part of perioperativeto manage complications, also give us the best and up-to-date knowledge andpractice on the latest issues in Neuroanesthesia, Anesthesiology in general,Emergency and Critical Care.

METHODOLOGYDuring 2 weeks of virtual meeting as scheduled, approximately 500 medicaldoctors will attend multiple programs consist of plenary lectures, discussionand sharing experience with experts in the field of Neuroanesthesia,Anesthesiology in general, Emergency and Critical Care.

MISSION STATEMENTOur mission is to offer a comprehensive up-to-date recommendations andreferences of current issues related to Neuroanesthesia, Anesthesiology ingeneral, Emergency and Critical Care.


EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

In light of the ongoing impact of COVID on domestic and internationaltravel, the organizing committee have taken the decision to move the 15th

National Congress of Indonesian Society of Neuroanesthesia and CriticalCare (INA-SNACC) and 7th Joint Symposium of Neuroanesthesia andCritical Care (NACC) Indonesia – Singapore in conjunction with 6th BiennialSymposium of Anesthesia Complication (SOAC) to an entirely virtual onJuly until August 2021. Moving online provides an exciting opportunity toensure that the 15th National Congress of INA-SNACC and 7th JointSymposium of NACC Indonesia – Singapore in conjunction with 6th

Biennial SOAC become the most accessible gathering of its kind. Withoutthe expense of travel and accomodation we expect to welcome the globalcommunity of anesthesia and perioperative care providers everassembled for a congress. Alongside a comprehensive scientificprograms, the virtual platform provides unique opportunities to meet,collaborate, and share experiences with a truly global network ofanesthesiologists.

GOALProviding the up-to-date recommendations and references of currentissues related to Neuroanesthesia, Anesthesiology in general, Emergencyand Critical Care.

OBJECTIVE1. To improve the knowledge, attitude, and practice of the participants

regarding of the current issues related to Neuroanesthesia,Anesthesiology in general, Emergency and Critical Care.

2. To provide a forum for the experts to share their experiences andknowledges regarding of the current issues related toNeuroanesthesia, Anesthesiology in general, Emergency and CriticalCare.

3. To highlight the role of the medical doctors in various situationsregarding of the current issues related to Neuroanesthesia,Anesthesiology in general, Emergency and Critical Care.


EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

STEERING COMMITTEEDean of Faculty of Medicine, Public Health, and Nursing, UGM, Yogyakarta, IndonesiaDirector of Dr. Sardjito General Hospital, Yogyakarta, IndonesiaHead of Anesthesiology Department, UGM, Yogyakarta, IndonesiaHead of Anesthesiology Study Program, UGM, Yogyakarta, IndonesiaChief of PERDATIN Yogyakarta Branch, Indonesia

ORGANIZING COMMITTEEChairman : Dr. dr. Sudadi, SpAn, KNA, KARVice Chairman : dr. Juni Kurniawaty, MSc, SpAn, KAKVFundraiser : dr. Bhirowo Yudo Pratomo, SpAn, KAKV

: dr. Calcarina Retno Fitriani Wisudarti, SpAn, KIC: dr. Yunita Widyastuti, MKes, SpAn, KAP, PhD

Treasurer : dr. Ratih Kumala Fajar Apsari, MSc, SpAn, KAOSecretary : dr. Anisa Fadhila Farid, SpAnPublication : dr. Pinter Hartono, SpAnMultimedia : dr. Erlangga Prasamya, SpAn

: dr. Arif Ikhwandi, SpAnRegistration : Khotimah Suci Utami

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEEProf. Dr. dr. Tatang Bisri, SpAn, KNA, KAOdr. Bambang Suryono Suwondo, MKes, SpAn, KIC, KNA, KAOdr. Pandit Sarosa, SpAn (K)Dr. dr. Sri Rahardjo, SpAn, KNA, NCC, KAO, FIPMDr. dr. Yusmein Uyun, SpAn, KAODr. Med. dr. Untung Widodo, SpAn, KICDr. dr. Djayanti Sari, MKes, SpAn, KAPdr. Akhmad Yun Jufan, MSc, SpAn, KICdr. Mahmud, MSc, SpAn, KMN, FIPMdr. Bowo Adiyanto, MSc, SpAn, KICdr. Rifdhani Fakhrudin Nur, SpAndr. Meta Restu Synthana, SpAn

SECRETARIATDepartment of Anesthesiology and Intensive TherapyFaculty of Medicine, Public Health, and NursingUniversitas Gadjah Mada – RSUP Dr. SardjitoAddress : Jl. Kesehatan No. 1, Yogyakarta, Indonesia; Ph +62-274-587333 ext 1288; Fax +62-274-514495Email : [email protected] Person : Suci +62-878-3981-2240, dr. Dikho +62-813-6333-0492


PROGRAMS

TOPICS IN 15TH INA-SNACC & 7TH NACC INDONESIA – SINGAPORE

✓ Technique of Neuroanesthesia✓ Traumatic Brain Injury✓ Brain Tumor✓ Spine✓ Neurovascular✓ Post-operative Care in Neuroanesthesia

TOPICS IN 6TH BIENNAL SOAC SYMPOSIUM

✓ Geriatric Anesthesia✓ Critical Care✓ Cardiovascular Anesthesia✓ Pain Management✓ Obstetric Anesthesia✓ Pediatric Anesthesia✓ Regional Anesthesia

CPD NEUROANESTHESIA

✓ For Anesthesiologist✓ For Neuro-Anesthesiologist

PAPER PRESENTATION

✓ Neuroanesthesia✓ Critical Care✓ Cardiovascular and Thoracic Anesthesia✓ Pain Management✓ Obstetric Anesthesia✓ Pediatric Anesthesia✓ Regional Anesthesia✓ Emergency and Trauma


DATE OF IMPORTANCE

DAY DATE TIME EVENT

UNTIL JUL 16TH 2021 Paper Registration

THU JUL 22ND 2021 13.00 – 14.30 Industrial Symposium 1

15.00 – 16.30 Industrial Symposium 2


FRI JUL 23TH 2021 13.00 – 14.30 Industrial Symposium 4


19.00 – 22.00 15th INA-SNACC National Congress

SAT JUL 24TH 2021 08.00 – 16.30 15th INA-SNACC & 7th NACC Symposium Day 1


SUN JUL 25TH 2021 08.00 – 15.00 15th INA-SNACC & 7th NACC Symposium Day 2


WED JUL 28TH 2021 08.00 – 15.00 CPD Neuroanesthesia for Anesthesiologist Day 1


THU JUL 29TH 2021 08.00 – 15.00 CPD Neuroanesthesia for Anesthesiologist Day 2


FRI JUL 30TH 2021 08.00 – 10.00 Paper Presentation Session 1

13.00 – 15.00 Paper Presentation Session 2

SAT JUL 31ST 2021 08.00 – 15.00 6th SOAC Symposium Day 1


SUN AUG 1ST 2021 08.00 – 17.00 6th SOAC Symposium Day 2


WED AUG 4TH 2021 08.00 – 15.00 CPD Neuroanesthesia for Neuro-Anesthesiologist


THU AUG 5TH 2021 08.00 – 10.00 Paper Presentation Session 3

13.00 – 15.00 Paper Presentation Session 4


INSTRUCTIONS FOR PAPER PRESENTATION

1. Presentant presents a case report or a research result in aPowerPoint with a duration of 15 minutes, followed by discussionsession with panelists led by moderator, according to the scheduleset by the committee.

2. Presentant must choose one topic as follow:a. Neuroanesthesiab. Critical Carec. Cardiovascular & Thoracicd. Pain Managemente. Obstetricf. Pediatricg. Regionalh. Emergencyi. Trauma

3. As a registration and to get a time slot for presentation (first comefirst served), presentant must send an email to [email protected] July 16th 2021 and must follow the instructions below:

a. Write on the email:✓ Topic✓ Title of the Paper✓ Name of Presentant and Supervisor (full name and title)✓ Name of Department and Institution✓ Contact Number and Email

b. Attach to the email:✓ Fulltext of the manuscript (.pdf), written according to the

manuscript guidelines✓ PowerPoint of the presentation (.pptx), maximum 10 MB


MANUSCRIPT GUIDELINES

GENERAL TEXT GUIDELINES• Manuscript must be an original composition.• Manuscripts must have never been published before and only addressed to the

committee.• The copyright of all contents of the published manuscripts is transferred to the

committee.• All statements in the manuscript are under the responsibility of the author.• Manuscripts are written in accordance with applicable Indonesian language rules.• All medical terms written in standard Indonesian terms wherever possible.

FORM OF THE TEXT• The manuscript is typed in Arial 11 letter, 1.5 spaces, 2.5 cm apart between the

edges of the paper, A4 paper size (210 x 297 mm).• The manuscript of a research result should not exceed 20 pages.• The case report should not exceed 15 pages.

COMPLETENESS OF THE TEXT• The manuscript (.pdf) is submitted to [email protected] before July 16th 2021.• Manuscripts are arranged in the following order: 1) title and author; 2) abstract

and keywords (Indonesian and English); 3) contents; 4) bibliography; 5) tables andpictures (with information).

• Authors should also keep copies of all the manuscripts.

TITLE AND AUTHOR• The title of the manuscript is written briefly and does not use abbreviations, not

more than 14 words.• The author's name is written complete with academic degree, name of

department and institution.

ABSTRACT AND KEYWORDS• Abstract is written in the form of a paragraph accompanied by 5 keywords, in

Indonesian and English.• The abstract of a research result is written in no more than 250 words containing:

1) the main introduction; 2) subjects and methods; 3) most important results; 4)main conclusions.

• The abstract of a case report is written in no more than 200 words containing: 1)an overview of the case; 2) management / therapy; 3) successful / failure ofmanagement.



CONTENT OF THE TEXT• The contents of a research paper: 1) introduction; 2) method; 3) results and

discussion; 4) conclusions and suggestions.• The contents of a case report: 1) introduction; 2) case; 3) discussion; 4) conclusion.

1) Introduction: Definition / meaning or limitation of the topic raised (background,uniqueness or specificity so as to choose the case, the purpose of the case tobe reported, brief but clear).

2) Case:a. Full identity of the pseudonym.b. History, physical examination, supporting examination, assessment.c. Management.d. Observation of management, result of management (successful / failure).e. Brief and complete, mainly displayed data that corresponds to the case

problem.3) Discussion:

a. Discuss diagnosis and case management.b. Discuss the gap between the theory and the actual that is related to the

result of management (successful / failure), difficulty, whether or not it isin accordance with the theory, compare it with other literature or othertheories.

4) Conclusion: Summarizing the results of the discussion, including suggestionsthat need to be put forward.

• Unusual abbreviations and footnotes are not permitted.• Inclusion of bibliography numbers, figure numbers and tables are arranged

according to the order in which they appear in the text.• Use Arabic numerals written in superscript to refer to the bibliography.

TABLES AND PICTURES• Tables and figures are presented in separate sheets and the location has been

stated in the text.• Each table is numbered and a title is placed on the table.• Each abbreviation in the table is annotated in the form of a footnote under the

table.• Each picture is numbered and a title is placed under the picture.• Descriptions in figures and tables must be informative enough, so that they are

easy to understand.



STATISTIC METHOD• For research results, the statistical method used must be explained and for the

rarely used methods must be explained in detail and given a referenceinformation.

BIBLIOGRAPHY• Bibliography is arranged in accordance with the provisions of Vancouver,

preferably the most recent references in the last 5 years not more than 30 copies.• References are numbered according to the order in which they appear in the text.• Avoid using abstracts and personal communications, unless absolutely essential.• Journal names are abbreviated according to those listed in the Index Medicus.

EXAMPLE OF WRITING REFERENCE LISTJournal articles1. Articles in standard journals

Include "et al." when there are more than six authors.Parkin DM, Clayton D, Black RJ, Masuyer E, Fried HP, Ivanov E, et al. ChildhoodLeukemia In Europe After Chemobyl: 5 Years Follow Up. British Journal of Cancer.1996; 73: 106-12.

2. Organization as a writerThe Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand. Clinical Exercise Stress Testing:Safety And Performance Guidelines. Medical Journal of Australia. 1996; 164: 282-4.

3. No author's name anpa nama penulisCancer In South Africa (editorial). South Africa Medical Journal. 1994; 84: 15.

Books and monographs4. Individual authors

Ringsven MK, Bond D. Gerontology And Leadership Skills For Nurses 2nd Ed.Albany (NY): Delmar Publishers. 1996.

5. Editor as authorNorman IJ, Redfern SJ, editor. Mental Health Care For Elderly People. New York:Churchill Livingstone. 1996.

6. Organization as a writer and publishing houseInstitute of Medicine (US). Looking At The Future Of The Medicaid Program.Washington (DC): The Institute. 1992.

7. Chapters in booksPhilips SJ, Whisnant JP. Hypertension And Stroke. In: Laragh JH, Brenner BM,editors. Hypertension: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis And Management 2nd Ed. NewYork: Raven Press. 1995; p465-78.


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