Mr Osama Naji

Mr Osama Naji is a consultant gynaecologist specialising in the early detection of gynaecological pre-cancerous conditions using advanced outpatient facilities such as ultrasound, hysteroscopy, and colposcopy, with the goal of reducing the need for major surgery.

He is an international expert in advanced gynaecological scanning and contributes significantly to scientific research in women’s health. He is known for his friendly, approachable demeanour, and provides trusted advice and care by the latest published clinical evidence, and the standards of the most successful health systems worldwide.

Osama qualified in Baghdad, Iraq, and went on to complete his specialist training at centres of excellence in London and the West Midlands. He gained an MD from Imperial College London for developing novel methods for assessing incomplete caesarean section scar healing by ultrasound, and its’ subsequent effects on early pregnancy, infertility, and menstrual bleeding abnormalities.

He is an accomplished author and has several publications in the field, and currently serves as a faculty member and speaker for a number of national and international societies and conferences in both the UK and the Middle East.

Osama offers outpatient consultations at the Royal Brompton Hospital’s Wimpole Street facility. You can find out more details here.

Special interests

Osama has special interest in ovarian and uterine ultrasound, pre-cancer diagnostics, office gynaecology and infertility.

Treatments

• Colposcopy
• Outpatient hysteroscopy
• Fibroid resection
• HyCosy
• Minimal invasive gynaecological surgery

Education

2022: UK Colposcopy Accreditation

2020: Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT), General Medical Council

2019: Mary-Seacole Leadership Award

2019: Diagnostic and Operative Hysteroscopy RCOG Accreditation

2018: Trans-vaginal Ultrasound (Level III Expert) RCOG accreditation

2015: MRCOG London

2013: MD Research Imperial College London

2004: MBChB Baghdad

Membership of professional bodies

• General Medical Council
• Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
• British Society for Colposcopy and Cervical pathology
• British Fertility Society
• British Menopause Society
• International Society for Ultrasonography in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (ISUOG)
• International Ovarian Tumour Analysis Group (IOTA)