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Traditional Septoplasty Has Tradeoffs...
Traditional septal surgery often relies on cutting and broad force, leading to increased trauma, longer procedures, and added risk.
Simple Septal Procedure
Force is applied exactly where needed—nothing more, nothing less.
Streamlined workflow means shorter procedure times. Most Procedures last 10 minutes or less.
No cutting or cartilage removal helps preserve delicate anatomy.
Minimal disruption allows patients to breathe easier, sooner.
With ClearPath Everyone Wins
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ClearPath offers a less invasive approach with minimal tissue disruption, little to no nasal packing, reduced post-procedure discomfort, and a faster return to normal breathing and daily activities.
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ClearPath gives physicians greater control and precision during septal correction, enabling shorter, more efficient procedures with reduced surgical complexity and more consistent, predictable outcomes.
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ClearPath helps hospitals and practices improve procedural efficiency, reduce OR time and resource utilization, expand care into office or outpatient settings, and support sustainable growth through strong patient satisfaction.

ClearPath™ vs Traditional Nasal Balloons
Feature
The Other Nasal Balloon Systems
ClearPath™
Force expands outward in all directions
Force is directed only where the Balloon Is Facing
Balloon movement is more likely during inflation
Stable, controlled positioning throughout the procedure
Increased chance of unintended pressure on nearby anatomy
Designed to limit pressure on delicate structures
Limited ability to meaningfully influence the septum
Built specifically to assist with septal correction
1 time use only
System is designed to be partially re-used
More prone to shifting
Maintains position during inflation
Harness Precision. Protect Patients.
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More Than a Device. A Growth Partner.
ClearPath partners with hospitals and practices to support patient education, awareness, and demand—helping drive qualified patient volume while improving care delivery.

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CleatPath FAQs
What are warehousing and storage?
Warehousing and storage are essential components of any business, providing a secure and organized way to store goods, manage inventory, and meet customer demand. Understanding the differences between warehousing and storage is crucial to fully realize their benefits and choose the right solution for your business. Whether you need to store raw materials or finished products, having the right warehousing and storage facilities can significantly impact your supply chain efficiency and overall business success.
What are warehousing and storage facilities?
Warehousing and storage facilities are specialized buildings or areas designed to store large quantities of goods, products, or materials. Warehousing facilities are typically used for long-term storage, inventory management, and distribution, while storage facilities are used for short-term storage, often for smaller quantities of goods. These facilities play a vital role in ensuring that businesses can store large quantities of items securely and efficiently, helping to streamline operations and meet customer demand.
What are the types of warehouse and storage facilities?
There are various types of warehouse and storage facilities, each serving different purposes:
- Public Warehouses: Owned and operated by third-party logistics providers, these facilities offer flexible storage solutions for businesses that do not want to invest in their own warehousing infrastructure.
- Private Warehouses: Owned and operated by individual companies, these facilities provide dedicated storage space tailored to the specific needs of the business.
- Bonded Warehouses: Used for storing imported goods, these facilities allow businesses to defer customs duties until the goods are released, providing financial flexibility.
- Distribution Centers: These facilities are designed for storing and distributing goods to retailers or customers, ensuring efficient and timely delivery.
- Fulfillment Centers: Focused on storing and shipping products directly to customers, these centers are essential for e-commerce businesses looking to meet customer demand quickly and accurately.
What are the benefits of using a storage facility?
Using a storage facility can provide numerous benefits, including:
- Reduced Warehousing Costs: By outsourcing storage needs to a third-party provider, businesses can save on the costs associated with maintaining their own warehousing facilities.
- Improved Inventory Management: Storage facilities often use advanced inventory management software and expertise to keep track of stock levels, reducing the risk of overstocking or stockouts.
- Increased Supply Chain Efficiency: Streamlining storage and distribution operations can lead to faster and more reliable order fulfillment, enhancing overall supply chain performance.
Enhanced Customer Satisfaction: With faster and more reliable order fulfillment, businesses can improve customer satisfaction and loyalty, driving long-term success.



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