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    This document summarizes neurosurgery in Indonesia. It provides statistics on the number of neurosurgeons in Indonesia compared to other large countries and Southeast Asian nations. Indonesia has 194 neurosurgeons for a population of 240 million people, resulting in a ratio of 1 neurosurgeon per 1.3 million people. The document also outlines the history and development of neurosurgery training programs in Indonesia, noting there are currently 4 training centers but limited hospital facilities and a need to increase the number of neurosurgeons to meet population demand.

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    This document summarizes neurosurgery in Indonesia. It provides statistics on the number of neurosurgeons in Indonesia compared to other large countries and Southeast Asian nations. Indonesia has 194 neurosurgeons for a population of 240 million people, resulting in a ratio of 1 neurosurgeon per 1.3 million people. The document also outlines the history and development of neurosurgery training programs in Indonesia, noting there are currently 4 training centers but limited hospital facilities and a need to increase the number of neurosurgeons to meet population demand.

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    This document summarizes neurosurgery in Indonesia. It provides statistics on the number of neurosurgeons in Indonesia compared to other large countries and Southeast Asian nations. Indonesia has 194 neurosurgeons for a population of 240 million people, resulting in a ratio of 1 neurosurgeon per 1.3 million people. The document also outlines the history and development of neurosurgery training programs in Indonesia, noting there are currently 4 training centers but limited hospital facilities and a need to increase the number of neurosurgeons to meet population demand.

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    History of Neurosurgery in Indonesia

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    This document summarizes neurosurgery in Indonesia. It provides statistics on the number of neurosurgeons in Indonesia compared to other large countries and Southeast Asian nations. Indonesia has 194 neurosurgeons for a population of 240 million people, resulting in a ratio of 1 neurosurgeon per 1.3 million people. The document also outlines the history and development of neurosurgery training programs in Indonesia, noting there are currently 4 training centers but limited hospital facilities and a need to increase the number of neurosurgeons to meet population demand.

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    Neurosurgery in Indonesia

    Beny W. Atmadja
    Department of Neurosurgery
    School of Medicine Padjadjaran University
    Hasan Sadikin Hospital
    Bandung - Indonesia
    Largest countries by Population and
    Area (2010)

    Country Population Area Neurological


    (Millions) (SQ ML) Surgeon
    China 1300 3,696,000 7000
    India 1100 1,233,000 800
    USA 270 3,679,000 4600
    Indonesia 240 741,000 194
    Thailand 70 51,400 300

    Japan 140 200,000 6500


    Asean neurosurgeon
    • Singapore 3m 20 0,15
    • Thailand 70 m 300 0,23
    • Maalaysia 28 m 70 0,4
    • Philippine 95 m 97 0,9
    • Indonesia 240 m 194 1.2
    1
    1 1
    1
    1 1
    2
    1

    4
    4 2
    Medical School in Indonesia (2010)

    • Government : 22 (+ 13 NC)
    • Private : 33 (+ 3 NC)
    Every year 100 – 200 new
    students/school
    Medical service in Indonesia 2010

    • General Practitioner : 50.000 (1: 5000)


    • Surgeon : 1.400
    • Radiologist : 600
    • Neurologist : 653
    • Anesthesiologist : 770
    • ATLS : 1.500
    • Neurosurgeon : 194 (1: 1,3 mil)
    Diagnostic Equipment (2010):

    • CT : > 400
    • MRI : 40
    • ANGIOGRAPHY : 25
    • Cusa : 12
    • ICP : 10
    History of Neurosurgery in
    Indonesia
    1948 Princess Margariet Hospital Jakarta
    by Dutch Neurosurgeon
    1951 1st Indonesian Neurosurgeon
    1971 5 Neurosurgeon
    1972 Society of Psychiatry, Neurology,
    Neurosurgery
    1972 Training center in 3 Med. School :
    Bandung, Jakarta, Surabaya
    1982 Indonesian Neurosurgical Society, 15
    members
    1984 1st ASEAN Neurosurgical Congress
    1994
    1997 1st Congress of Indonesian
    Neurosurgical Society
    2001 2nd Congress of Indonesian
    Neurosurgical Society
    2002 ICRAN (Bali, August)
    2004 - ACNS (Jakarta,January 12-16)
    - 11th ASEAN Neurosurgical Congress
    (Bali, December 2-5)
    2009 Medan has starting their training
    Training Program (4 centers) :
    • 2 years Basic Surgery (1 ½ year ?)
    • 4 years Neurosurgery:
    - Basic Science
    - Anatomy Laboratory
    - Assist – Operator Neurosurgical cases
    - Abroad – Training
    • Final National Board Examination
    Neurosurgical Training (2011)

    • Bandung : 33
    • Jakarta : 22
    • Surabaya : 35
    • Medan : 12
    Development of Neurosurgeon in
    Indonesia

    218 M 240 M
    Hospital Facility for Training
    Padjadjaran University
    RSHS RSB RSGE RSG
    CT + + + +
    MRI + + + -
    Angiography + - + -
    Microscop + + + + +
    Micro Ins.
    CUSA - - + -
    ICU + + + -
    Anatomy Lab. + - - -
    Surgical Cases (2010)
    • Trauma : 632
    • Tumor : 223
    • Congenital :120
    • VP Shunt : 88
    • Vascular : 32
    • Spine : 68
    • Functional : 28
    • Infection : 21
    • Others : 20
    Problem
    • Demand of Neurosurgeon (1:1.3 M)
    • Facility of Training Center
    • Government support
    • Man power
    • Quality
    • Competition / Globalization
    Problem Solving:

    • Increase number of neurosurgeon


    • Improve quality :
    - Cooperation with other center abroad
    - Training abroad
    • Support from government
    •Thank You

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