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TRASYLOL® *** Attention Trasylol® Users *** If you were potentially seriously injured by Trasylol®, or have a loved one who was injured or even died from taking Trasylol®, please contact us immediately for a FREE potential case evaluation. Death Heart Failure Stroke Kidney Failure
All of the above have been attributed to Trasylol®. We have Trasylol® lawyers standing by ready to speak with you. You may be entitled to compensation for your injuries, and we take all cases on a contingency fee basis, which means you do not pay for our services unless you receive an award/compensation. Do not Delay! Your rights and compensation may be lost forever if you wait. WHAT IS TRASYLOL®? Trasylol® is a protein extracted from the lungs and the pancreas of cows. It is injected into patients to specifically reduce the risk of possible internal bleeding in complex, major surgeries, such as heart by-pass surgery, and liver surgery. HOW DOES TRASYLOL® WORK? Trasylol® is designed to slow down the advance of fibrinolysis – the process that results in the breakdown of blood-clots in the human body – thus diminishing the need for blood-transfusions during surgery. ARE THERE ANY POSSIBLE HEALTH RELATED RISKS? There are a number of very serious, possible side effects that may result from Trasylol®, including death, stroke and heart failure. In October 2007, the FDA issued a statement in which it was reported that the risk of death was significantly higher in those patients prescribed Trasylol® than it was in patients prescribed other anti-fibrinoyltic drugs. Then, on November 5, 2007, the FDA announced that Bayer Pharmaceuticals Corporation (the makers of Trasylol) had agreed to an FDA-requested marketing-suspension of Trasylol®. At that specific time, preliminary results from a Canadian study suggested an increased risk for death compared to two other drugs used to control bleeding. Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals Inc. subsequently notified the FDA that the company would begin to remove the remaining Trasylol® stock from the U.S. market. Trasylol® was permanently withdrawn from general use in the United States in May 2008; although at a very restricted level it is still the subject of ongoing research. WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC POTENTIAL HEALTH RISKS? The most serious risks include: Death Stroke Heart Failure Kidney Failure
If you have experienced any of these side effects, or you have a loved one who has had a serious, adverse reaction to Trasylol®, or who has died from taking the drug, you may have a claim for legal compensation. Contact the Mulligan Law Firm for superior legal representation. For more information on Trasylol®, see the following links: In all personal injury cases, it is extremely important that measures be taken promptly to preserve evidence, to investigate the case in question, and to enable physicians, attorneys, or other expert witnesses to thoroughly evaluate any injuries. If you or a loved one or friend is injured and may have a potential legal claim, call The Mulligan Law Firm now at 1-866-LAW-0001 (Extension 245). The initial consultation is FREE of charge, and if we agree to accept your case, we will work on a contingent fee basis, which means we get paid for our services only if there is a monetary award or recovery of funds. You may have a valid claim and be entitled to compensation for your injuries, but a lawsuit must be filed before the statute of limitations expires. Do not delay! If you delay, and the statute of limitations time period expires, you may lose all your rights to file any claim for compensation of any kind. If you are not sure or need additional help, please fill out our form on this website or call us for help at 1-866-LAW-0001 (1-866-529-0001) (Extension 245) or email us at
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This e-mail address is being protected from spambots; you need JavaScript enabled to view it. A member of our firm will call you as soon as possible to help you determine the possibility of filing a potential claim. For a FREE, no-obligation consultation with an experienced attorney regarding cases of personal injury and wrongful death, please submit our potential case intake form on this website for a free evaluation of your situation. We will respect the confidentiality of your information to the fullest extent. Form submissions are relayed to us through our highly secure servers.
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