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Trasylol® (aprotinin
injection)
Trasylol® (aprotinin injection) is a drug used to
minimize bleeding during cardiac bypass surgery. It is estimated
that approximately 4.5 million people worldwide were
administered this drug over the last 14 years. However, an alarming number of recipients experienced serious side effects including strokes, heart attacks and kidney failure, some resulting in death.
As a result of continued pressure from international
regulators, on November 5, 2007 the pharmaceutical giant Bayer
temporarily suspended the marketing of Trasylol® (aprotinin
injection) until a comprehensive review of a Canadian study
showing increased risk of death can be performed.
After being administered Trasylol® (aprotinin) did you or someone you know . . .
- Suffer a heart attack or heart failure?
- Suffer a stroke?
- Suffer kidney failure requiring dialysis?
Did someone you know die from these symptoms after being given Trasylol® (aprotinin
injection)?
If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, you may be entitled to a recovery for injuries. If you or someone you know has been adversely affected by Trasylol®, contact us immediately for a FREE, no obligation consultation by our firm's legal and medical team.
The Law Offices of Stuart A. Kritzer, P.C. has a wealth of
experience in the fight to obtain fair compensation for
individuals and their families who have been injured by a
dangerous medicine or supplement.
To find out if you have a case, complete our online form or contact our legal team for more information.
Law Offices of Stuart A. Kritzer, P.C.—We’re here to help.
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