Missouri Injury Attorney Blog

Trasylol (a drug injected during surgery) has been shown to increase risk of kidney failure, stroke and other serious adverse events. Trasylol is an anti-bleeding drug given right before surgery for lessening the need for blood transfusions. Primarily used in coronary artery bypass grafting surgery, Trasylol may been given in other surgeries in which there was a high risk for blood loss. NOTE: Most patients given Trasylol do not know they are given this drug.

The Missouri law firm Cardin & Payne can help find out if you were given Trasylol and help determine if you have a case. Side effects include KIDNEY FAILURE, RENIAL DAMAGE, & STROKE!!

Injury attorney David Payne in Missouri is interested in talking with people who believe they may have a Trasylol claim due to kidney failure, renal damage or stroke. Many victims don't know they took Trasylol due it is not an over-the-counter prescription, but rather administered during surgery.

Below is an informative video from an attorney in Seattle hoping to attract Trasylol clients. You need not call a Seattle attorney if you are in Missouri. Call an attorney closer to home to handle you case--call DAVID A. PAYNE now to discuss your TRASYLOL case!!

I hope you find this video helpful and give me a call if you have questions.

If you had a major surgery and suffered kidney failure or renal damage following the surgery, contact us now so that we may investigate your case to see if Trasylol was to blame.

The lawyers at Cardin & Payne know the dangers of Trasylol. In fact, a significant medical study found that Trasylol doubled the risk of kidney failure compared to placebo.

The Cardin & Payne Trasylol lawyers have determined that Trasylol has the following side effects:

~Kidney failure
~Dialysis
~Stroke
~Encephalopathy

If you or a family member has experienced any of these side effects; contact a Trasylol attorney at Cardin & Payne immediately, we can help.