Pan Pan Medical
 

We've had a recent increase in the number of in-flight medical emergencies at my airline. As with most, our crews use a Pan call for a priority approach or to faciliate an en-route diversion. I was sure I had seen something recently on the introduction of the phraseology 'Pan Pan Medical' to differentiate between any other urgent (Pan) situation. I know 'Pan Pan Medico' is used at sea. I have checked the recent edition of CAP413 but didn't see it there, can anyone throw any light on this?

It's been discussed recently here.

Thanks for that Spitoon, missed the early thread which I'm sure covers the question.