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  1. Those whose state of health has deteriorated so as to fulfil the conditions laid down for
  direct repatriation;
  2. Those whose mental or physical powers remain, even after treatment, considerably
  impaired.
  If no special agreements are concluded between the Parties to the conflict concerned, to
  determine the cases of disablement or sickness entailing direct repatriation or accommodation in
  a neutral country, such cases shall be settled in accordance with the principles laid down in the
  Model Agreement concerning direct repatriation and accommodation in neutral countries of
  wounded and sick prisoners of war and in the Regulations concerning Mixed Medical
  Commissions annexed to the present Convention.
  ARTICLE 111
  The Detaining Power, the Power on which the prisoners of war depend, and a neutral Power
  agreed upon by these two Powers, shall endeavor to conclude agreements which will enable
  prisoners of war to be interned in the territory of the said neutral Power until the close of
  hostilities.
  ARTICLE 112
  Upon the outbreak of hostilities, Mixed Medical Commissions shall be appointed to examine sick
  and wounded prisoners of war, and to make all appropriate decisions regarding them. The
  appointment, duties and functioning of these Commissions shall be in conformity with the
  provisions of the Regulations annexed to the present Convention.
  However, prisoners of war who, in the opinion of the medical authorities of the Detaining Power,
  are manifestly seriously injured or seriously sick, may be repatriated without having to be
  examined by a Mixed Medical Commission.
  ARTICLE 113
  Besides those who are designated by the medical authorities of the Detaining Power, wounded or
  sick prisoners of war belonging to the categories listed below shall be entitled to present
  themselves for examination by the Mixed Medical Commissions provided for in the foregoing
  Article:
  1. Wounded and sick proposed by a physician or surgeon who is of the same nationality, or a
  national of a Party to the conflict allied with the Power on which the said prisoners depend,
  and who exercises his functions in the camp.
  2. Wounded and sick proposed by their prisoners' representative.
  3. Wounded and sick proposed by the Power on which they depend, or by an organization duly
  recognized by the said Power and giving assistance to the prisoners.
  Prisoners of war who do not belong to one of the three foregoing categories may nevertheless
  present themselves for examination by Mixed Medical Commissions, but shall be examined only
  after those belonging to the said categories.