On May 28, 2026, Flowgy S.L. and the Spanish Association for Empty Nose Syndrome (AESNV) formalized an important collaboration agreement.
AESNV is a non-profit patient association dedicated to representing, raising awareness of, and supporting people affected by Empty Nose Syndrome (ENS).
This alliance arises from a shared interest in promoting knowledge about ENS, fostering research, and facilitating access to advanced tools for functional nasal diagnosis.
At Flowgy, as specialists in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) applied to the airway, we are committed to providing evidence-based diagnoses and objective surgical solutions.
Promotion of knowledge and research
Collaborative research initiatives will be explored to improve the scientific and functional understanding of Empty Nose Syndrome through our CFD analysis tools.
Dissemination and training
We will develop joint activities, such as webinars and training sessions, as well as create educational materials aimed at both patients and healthcare professionals.
Facilitated access to advanced technology
In order to directly support those affected, Flowgy will offer preferential economic conditions for access to its CFD analysis studies for AESNV members and people linked to the association.
Scientific rigor and independence
The framework of this collaboration is based on strict principles of independence, transparency, and scientific rigor.
Through this agreement, Flowgy is recognized as a collaborating company of the association. However, AESNV will maintain its full independence at all times and will not act as a commercial channel or medical prescriber.
In addition, strict compliance with data protection regulations is guaranteed. Flowgy will not have access to AESNV’s member databases, and patient participation in any initiative will always be voluntary and informed.
At Flowgy, we are very proud of this step. Aligned with our mission to facilitate accurate diagnoses based on scientific evidence, we hope this collaboration will make a significant contribution to improving the quality of life of patients suffering from this condition and support the excellent awareness-raising work carried out by AESNV.
