====== Jakarta ====== {{:indonesia.jpg?600|}} Neurosurgical service in [[Indonesia]] was first established in [[1948]] at Princess Margriet Hospital in [[Jakarta]] (previously known as Batavia) by the Dutch Red Cross during the war for Indonesian independence. It was the first hospital in Indonesia which was equipped with diagnostic, treatment, and rehabilitation facilities for neurosurgical cases. Initially the main purpose was to treat Dutch soldiers with central nervous system injuries. The history of neurosurgery in Faculty of Medicine Universitas Indonesia and [[Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital]] can not be separated from the development of neurosurgery in Indonesia. The neurosurgery service in Jakarta is the “embryo” of neurosurgery in large. Neurosurgery service was started since [[1948]] upon the initiative of Prof. C.H. Lenshoek, the father of Dutch Neurochirurgi, who was born in [[Indonesia]] and had deep affection to Indonesia. With the help of Dutch Red Cross, he established neurochirurgi clinic which aim to help war victim. This clinic had not been a part of CBZ hospital, later on known as Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital. A hospital special for Neurosurgery with facilities for diagnose, care, surgery and rehabilitation was established as Princes Margriet Hospital, located at Jl. Raden Saleh no 49. The neurosurgeon from the Dutch Association of Neurosergon voluntarily worked for 6 months serving in this clinic. They were: Dr P. Hanraet, Dr. A.C. de Vet dari Wassenaar, Dr. Wiersma from Rotterdam, Prof.Dr. Noordenbos from Amsterdam, Dr. M.P.A.M de Groot dari Tilburg and Prof.Dr.C.H. Lenshoek from Amsterdam who later on became professor in Groningen. The last specialist was Dr. P. Albert who is a Spanish. He worked until 1952 under the management of Indonesian Government. In the beginning of 1960’s, the relationship between Salemba and Raden Saleh was not very good. In consideration to give better service to the patient, on December 1964, the Department of Neurosergery was moved to the main building at Jalan Diponegoro no. 71. The new location of the department was at the room that was previously left by Pulmonology Department that moved to Persahabatan Hospital. At the beginning, the capacity was 90 beds, but later on it was reduced to 31 beds due to limitation number of neurosurgeon. Currently, patients were accommodated at Building A level V. The number of beds are still maintained although the number of neurosurgeon is now 11 people. The number of surgery is now increased to be 200 surgeries per year with various type of diseases with modern equipment for diagnostic and operative purposes. Currently the Department of Neurosurgery FKUI-RSCM is headed by dr. Samsul Ashari, SpBS(K). Divisions Department of Neurosurgery FKUI-RSCM has 6 divisions Oncology Vascular Pediatric Trauma Spine Functional Public Service Expertise Daryo W Soemitro, dr, SpBS David Tandian, dr, SpBS Hanif G. Tobing, dr, SpBS Hilman Machyudin, Prof, dr, SpBS Mohamad Saekhu, dr, SpBS Renindra Ananda Aman, Dr, dr, SpBS Samsul Ashari, dr, SpBS Setyo Widi Nugroho, dr, SpBS Syaiful Ichwan, dr, SpBS Wismaji Sadewo, dr, SpBS For further information, please contact: Department of Neurosurgery Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Indonesia Rumah Sakit Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo Jl. Salemba Raya No. 6, Jakarta Pusat 10430 Tel. +62-21-3145554 Fax. +62-21-3927742 Website: www.bedah-saraf.edu ===== Events ===== NASSMISS 2018 3rd Scientific combined meeting NASS / ISMISS Sep 14 - 16, 2018 Jakarta / Indonesia ===== Publications ===== 1: Sirait RH, Hatta M, Ramli M, Islam AA, Arief SK. 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