Abstract: A transaction recording method associated with a page-oriented non-volatile memory is disclosed. The method includes identifying page requiring one or more update for implementing a defined transaction. Further, the method includes replicating the page in a non-volatile buffer. The method further includes updating the identified page with the transaction contents. The transaction is committed if the page is updated without interruption else the entire transaction is rolled-back.

Abstract: A transaction recording method associated with a page-oriented non-volatile memory is disclosed. The method includes identifying page requiring one or more update for implementing a defined transaction. Further, the method includes replicating the page in a non-volatile buffer. The method further includes updating the identified page with the transaction contents. The transaction is committed if the page is updated without interruption else the entire transaction is rolled-back.

Abstract: This invention relates to development of an iontotherapeutic device for regulated transdermal systemic administration of ionizable pharmaceutical compounds. It also provides an iontotherapeutic process for transdermal administration of ionized pharmaceuticals, particularly those which are otherwise transdermally absorbed to a small degree or not all, such as peptide pharmaceuticals, for example, insulins. The invention also relates to unit dose forms, for example, those in which an ionized pharmaceutical is dispersed in a hydrophilic polymer. The unit dose is adapted to be assembled as part of the pharmaceutical reservoir electrode, so that the ionized pharmaceutical will be delivered transdermally and then be absorbed systemically when the iontotherapeutic device is in operation.

Abstract: This invention relates to development of an iontotherapeutic device for regulated transdermal systemic administration of ionizable pharmaceutical compounds.It also provides an iontotherapeutic process for transdermal administration of ionized pharmaceuticals, particularly those which are otherwise transdermally absorbed to a small degree or not all, such as peptide pharmaceuticals, for example, insulins. The invention also relates to unit dose forms, for example, those in which an ionized pharmaceutical is dispersed in a hydrophilic polymer. The unit dose is adapted to be assembled as part of the pharmaceutical reservoir electrode, so that the ionized pharmaceutical will be delivered transdermally and then be absorbed systemically when the iontotherapeutic device is in operation.