Abstract: Abstract of the Disclosure In one embodiment, a system for iontophoretic transdermal delivery of one or more therapeutic agents into a user's skin includes a first end including a first reservoir for containing one or more therapeutic agents, a second end including a second reservoir for containing one or more therapeutic agents, and a connecting portion coupling the first end to the second end. The connecting portion houses a self-contained power source for generating electric current, the power source having a first terminal and a second terminal.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a system for iontophoretic transdermal delivery of one or more therapeutic agents into a user's skin includes a first end including a first reservoir for containing one or more therapeutic agents, a second end including a second reservoir for containing one or more therapeutic agents, and a connecting portion coupling the first end to the second end. The connecting portion houses a self-contained power source for generating electric current, the power source having a first terminal and a second terminal.

Abstract: In certain embodiments, a fluidic compression device adapted to accommodate an external fixation device includes at least one fluid-impermeable bladder adapted to contain a fluid and at least one region adapted to receive and accommodate one or more external portions of an external fixation device. The fluidic compression device is adapted to be positioned about a portion of a user's body such that an opening formed within the region receives and accommodates one or more external portions of the external fixation device. The fluidic compression device is further adapted to apply intermittent compression to the portion of the user's body according to intermittent increases and decreases in fluid pressure in the bladder while the device is positioned about the portion of the user's body and is accommodating the external fixation device.