Spirox Inc.
Treating poor nasal breathers simply and non-surgically
This article was originally published in Start Up
Executive Summary
Faced with the large unmet clinical need of people with chronic nasal obstruction, an ENT physician formed Spirox to develop a non-surgical implant to restore the nasal valve. The ultimate goal is to develop a 15-minute procedure that ENTs can perform in their office to help patients breathe better.
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