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Trasylol users may file a lawsuit against Bayer, Trasylol’s manufacturer, Trasylolfor injuries suffered from Trasylol’s dangerous side effects. Trasylol side effects include kidney failure, stroke, and heart attack. If you or a loved one suffered these injuries you may file a lawsuit seeking compensation for:

  • Medical bills
  • Loss income
  • Pain and suffering
  • Mental anguish

Trasylol Lawsuits against Bayer

Trasylol lawsuits allege that Bayer is liable for manufacturing and failing to warn Trasylol users of its dangerous side effects. Clinical studies showed a slight increased risk for kidney failure and heart attacks among Trasylol users. Trasylol lawsuits allege that Bayer knew

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Trasylol increased a user’s death risk but failed to disclose its findings to the FDA. Lawsuits note that a Bayer study looked at more than 78,000 patients from January 2003 through March 2006. The researchers concluded that Trasylol users have a 64% higher death risk than those who took a similar alternate drug. The lawsuits highlight that Bayer did not publicize this study or notify the FDA.

The lawsuits further allege that in January 2006, a study was published in the New England Journal of Medicine that concluded Trasylol use doubled kidney failure risks, increased heart attack risks by 50%, and increased stroke risks by 181%, compared to alternative drug use. After this study, Bayer still refused to pull Trasylol off the market until November 2007. In February 2008, Dr. Mangano, the author of the January 2006 Trasylol study, told “60 minutes��? that if Bayer had removed the drug immediately after his study was published, approximately 431,000 patients would not have used the drug and 22,000 lives would have been saved.

Current Trasylol Lawsuits

Currently, about 78 Trasylol lawsuits were filed against Bayer. The Trasylol lawsuits allege that Bayer ignored studies that showed Trasylol was unsafe. The lawsuits further allege that Bayer also knew about Trasylol’s severe side effects, including its increased death risk, but failed to warn Trasylol users of such risks. Trasylol lawsuits allege that Trasylol is unreasonably unsafe since there are alternative drugs without the dangerous side effects that are just as effective.

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If you or a loved has been injured by Trasylol, please contact our Trasylol Lawyers today.  You may have the right to file a Trasylol lawsuit to recover compensation for injuries resulting from Trasylol use. You can reach our Trasylol Lawyers by filling out our online form at this link.  Our Trasylol Lawyers will contact you for a free no-obligation case evaluation. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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Trasylol Quick Facts

Trasylol Quick Reference Guide
Other Names: 

Aprotinin

Date Approved:
1993

Manufacturer:
Bayer

Status:
Off the Market (11/07)

Approved Uses:
Blood Loss Prevention

Serious Side Effects:
Kidney Failure
Heart Attacks
Stroke
Allergic Reaction

Common Misspellings:
Trayslol