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Laboratory Medicine & Pathology

Dr. Omer Javed

Section Head Hematology and Blood Bank, Consultant Hematologist

Biography.

Dr. Omer Javed is a Consultant Haematologist/Hematopathologist with over a decade of experience in malignant haematology, hematopathology, coagulation and bleeding disorders, transfusion medicine, clinical transfusion practice, cellular therapy, and translational haematology research. He specializes in advanced haematology diagnostics integrating multiparametric flow cytometry, morphology, cytogenetics, molecular diagnostics, and clinical correlation for precision leukaemia diagnostics, MRD-driven disease monitoring, and complex hematopathology reporting aligned with contemporary WHO hematolymphoid classifications. His expertise spans acute leukaemias, lymphoproliferative disorders, bone marrow pathology, immunophenotyping, hemoglobinopathies, immunohematology, and advanced transfusion medicine, including antibody identification, transfusion safety systems, therapeutic apheresis, and CAP- and AABB-aligned blood bank leadership. In addition to his clinical and diagnostic expertise, Dr. Javed has a strong academic and teaching background with extensive involvement in postgraduate haematology education, multidisciplinary healthcare teaching initiatives, laboratory competency development, and adaptive learning–based educational projects within healthcare systems. He has led and contributed to multiple laboratory establishment and expansion projects, including flow cytometry services, transfusion medicine programs, quality systems, and translational diagnostic platforms. With a significant research footprint, he has authored multiple publications in MRD, pediatric leukaemia, flow cytometry, cytogenetics, and rare hematologic disorders. His current professional focus is directed toward the integration of artificial intelligence into haematology and transfusion medicine and laboratory medicine, including AI-assisted flow cytometry analytics, digital hematopathology, automated antibody interpretation systems, adaptive learning models, and clinical decision-support platforms aimed at advancing precision diagnostics and scalable haematology solutions globally.

Languages spokenEnglish, Urdu

Areas of expertise.

HematopathologyBlood & Bone marrow diagnosticsDiagnosis of Bleeding and Thrombotic DisorderFlowcytometryTransfusion MedicineCellular therapy

Education and training.

  • 01M.B.B.S - Baqai Medical University - FCPS Hematology - College Of Physicians and Surgeons, Pakistan . - DIPRCPath Hematology Royal College of Pathologists UK

Licenses and certifications.

  • 01FCPS - 2017 , DIPRCPath - 2019, SCFHS - 2024

Professional affiliations.

  • Fellow of College of Physicians & Surgeons, Member for British Society of Hematology , Member of International Society of Blood Transfusion , Member of International Society on Thrombosis and Hemostasis , Member International Clinical Cytometry Society

Books and publications.

  • 01Javed O, Mansoor N, Khan H, et al. Studying immunophenotypic modulation at different time points of chemotherapy: a walk through the disease course in 121 pediatric B lymphoblastic leukemia cases providing implications for MRD detection. 2020. 2. Mansoor N, Meraj F, Javed O, et al. Blastic plasmacytoid dendritic cell neoplasm in a child: a case report of this rare entity. 2020. 2022 3. Meraj F, Javed O, Khan H, et al. Chronic Parvovirus B19 infection in a patient with Ewing’s sarcoma: a case report. 2022. 2023 4. Mansoor N, Javed O, Rafiq N, et al. Mixed-phenotype acute leukemia, T/megakaryoblastic: does it really exist? J Hematopathol. 2023;16:87-95. 5. Meraj F, Jamal S, Javed O, et al. Cytogenetic profiling in paediatric acute leukaemia: a report on 746 newly diagnosed paediatric cases analyzing the spectrum of recurring chromosomal rearrangements in B-cell lymphoblastic and acute myeloid leukaemia. 2023. 2024 6. Javed O, Kaleem B, Farooq E, et al. Clinical audit of bone marrow examination: suggesting the impact of procedural checklist to improve its quality. J Health Sci Clin Res. 2024. 7. Javed O, Kaleem B, Naveed S, et al. Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis: a presentation of accelerated phase of Chediak-Higashi syndrome; case report and clinicopathological review. J Ayub Med Coll Abbottabad. 2024. 8. Javed O, Khan H, Aali A, et al. Striking erythroid multinuclearity in a case of pediatric acute myeloid leukemia with myelodysplasia related changes: a case report with diagnosis revisited in the light of previous vs updated classifications. 2024. 9. Javed O, Khan H, Imran S, et al. Unveiling the unknown: a rare tale of Rosai-Dorfman disease’s intrusion in the bone marrow in pediatric ALL. 2024. 10. Rai N, Azhar ZA, Kheli NT, Lateef F, Javed O, Raza MR. Pediatric discordant lymphoma with classic Hodgkin lymphoma in cervical lymph nodes and high-grade B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma in bone marrow: a case report from Pakistan. ecancermedicalscience. 2024;18:1702. 2025 11. Javed O, Mansoor N, Jabbar N, et al. Real-time immunophenotypic shifts in pediatric B lymphoblastic leukemia providing implications for minimal residual disease detection. Adv Lab Med. 2025;6(2). 12. Mansoor N, Javed O, Saher S, et al. Bridging conventional and molecular cytogenetics: evaluating concordance of karyotyping and FISH in pediatric B-ALL and implications for post-induction MRD assessment, experience from Pakistan. Blood. 2025;146(Suppl 1):6893. 13. Javed O, Aali A, Shaikh T, et al. Clinical, morphological and immunophenotypic insights into pediatric acute megakaryoblastic leukemia: a multifaceted approach. Asian Pac J Cancer Nurs. 2025. 14. Mansoor N, Javed O, Israr T, Imran S. Hematological profile, clinical characteristics, and post-induction remission status of mixed phenotype acute leukemia, a rare and challenging entity. 2025. 15. Meraj F, Mansoor N, Javed O, Jamal S. CD9 as a potential prognostic biomarker in paediatric B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. 2025.
PATIENT PATHWAY

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Diagnostics & plan
Imaging or labs as needed, then a clear written treatment plan.
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Follow-up
Structured follow-up, telemedicine if appropriate, dedicated coordinator.
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