Trasylol (aprotinin, cardiac surgery drug) Lawyer

What is Trasylol?

Is it safe? What are Trasylol side effects? Do you have a serious kidney failure or stroke?

What is the problem?

Kidney failure, heat failure, stroke, death
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Who is responsible?

Multi-billionaire dollar Bayer AG is responsible
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What can you expect your Trasylol lawyer to do?

File a Trasylol lawsuit. Retain the Trasylol lawyers at Monheit Law. Trasylol lawsuit filed on a contingency basis.
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In 1991, 265,000 coronary bypass graft operations were performed to replace diseased blood vessels. Excessive bleeding is a frequent complication of this surgery. Two placebo controlled clinical trials conducted in the United States demonstrated that aprotinin effectively reduced blood loss and decreased the need for transfusions. In one study, 42 percent of patients treated with aprotinin needed at least one unit of blood, compared to 77 percent who did not receive the drug. The second study showed similar results. Fewer transfusions mean a much lower risk of infection or possible adverse reactions to the blood.

Trasylol was studied for use mainly in heart surgery because the circulation of the blood outside the body for this surgery increases the likelihood of excessive bleeding during and after surgery particularly for patients with rare blood types or in other cases when access to blood is limited.

Using Trasylol should be reserved for high risk patients only because severe allergic reactions can result from using it more than once in a patient. Kidney toxicity was also a problem in some patients during the clinical trials.

What are the side effects from using Trasylol?
Side effects that you should report to your health care professional as soon as possible:

• difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
  

• fast heart beat
  

• nausea and vomiting
  

• skin rash, irritation or inflammation
  

• sudden or severe pain in the chest, legs, head, or groin
  

• swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or neck
  

Do you have a Trasylol lawsuit? If you or a loved one has experienced Trasylol kidney failure, stroke, or heart attack when injected with aprotinin during heart bypass surgery — you may be eligible for a Trasylol lawsuit. Contact Monheit Law for a no-obligation lawyer Trasylol consultation today!