Kansas City TBI Victims Look to NimoGel, a New Treatment to Prevent Brain Injury Progression

At Kansas City Accident Injury Attorneys, we've seen enough head injury accident cases to knwo that catastrophic head injuries are serious business. The problem is detecting the severity of a head injury has been difficult as often times the symptoms of a serious head injury may not develop immediately. After that, the brain may not even show signs of damage for months and sometimes years down the road.

NimoGel is an investigational sustained-release medicine delivered directly to the brain. Clinical trials have shown it may be able to prevent delayed complications of severe and/or traumatic brain injuries. The news was announced at the American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference this month. Research suggests that NimoGel effectively prevented cerebral vasospasm, which is the constriction of blood vessels in the brain, after subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH).  Cerebral vasospasm is a leading cause of permanent brain damage and death after brain injury.

 

As experienced Kansas City Brain Injury Attorneys, we know that no head injury should ever be taken lightly. We encourage you to seek treatment for all head injuries, no matter how minor they appear. Even the slightest head bump can lead to long term brain damage that can weaken the brain and make it vulnerable to serious brain illness and disease.

 

If you or someone you love has suffered a serious injury or a traumatic brain injury as the result of an accident in Kansas or Missouri, you may be entitled to compensation for your losses. Contact our experienced Kansas City Personal Injury Lawyers. With over 15 years of experience in Brain and Spinal Injuries including cases of TBI, we may be able to assist you and your family through this difficult time.

Contact Roswold Law Group to set up a free consultation to discuss your personal injury claim. You can get started today by downloading our free book, "10 Essential Steps to Protecting Your Injury Claim". We want you to know your rights.