Patients reporting cognitive difficulties that interfere with daily functioning should be referred to a neuropsychologist for evaluation and management of cognitive deficits.
Furthermore, patients with severely reduced spinal mobility should be referred to pulmonary function examination and relevant follow-up treatment.
Further, patients with severely reduced spinal mobility should be referred for pulmonary function examination and relevant follow-up treatment.
We lack agreement on the core clinical functions of health care specialism, when patients should be referred to specialists, and how long specialists should be involved in a referral.
The guidance should be referred to directly, for this purpose.
We propose that, awaiting further characterization, MIPs in the new subfamily should be referred to as X Intrinsic Proteins (XIPs) emphasizing that currently we have very little information on the function of these proteins.
It is not just 10 directors who should be referred.
These patients should be followed more carefully, and should be referred to an ophthalmologist when required.
Instead, a "basket of indicators" should be referred to.
These cases should be referred directly to otolaryngologists for otomicroscopic removal.
