10.B.2.  If medical personnel, or the Tournament Director if no medical personnel are present, determine that a valid medical condition exists, then that player will be allowed no more than 15 minutes for the medical time-out.
10.B.2.a. The time-out must be continuous and shall not exceed may be up to 15 minutes. If medical treatment is rendered off-court at another location at the venue, the time to transport the player to and from the off-court location shall be excluded from 15-minute time period.
10.B.2.b If the player uses fewer than 15 minutes, the remaining time is lost and no additional medical time will be available to the player during the match.
10.B.2.cb. If the player cannot resume play after the 15-minute medical time-out period, the match will be declared a retirement.

"10.B.2.a. The time-out must be continuous and shall not exceed may be up to 15 minutes. If medical treatment is rendered off-court at another location at the venue, the time to transport the player to and from the off-court location shall be excluded from 15-minute time period.

10.B.2.  If medical personnel, or the Tournament Director if no medical personnel are present, determine that a valid medical condition exists, then that player will be allowed no more than 15 minutes for the medical time-out.
10.B.2.a. The time-out must be continuous and may be up to 15 minutes unless medical attention needs to be rendered off-court at another location at the venue. Then the timer will be paused during transport to the new location and back to the court.
10.B.2.b If the player uses fewer than 15 minutes, the remaining time is lost and no additional medical time will be available to the player during the match.
10.B.2.cb. If the player cannot resume play after the 15-minute medical time-out period, the match will be declared a retirement.

10.B.2.  If medical personnel, or the Tournament Director if no medical personnel are present, determine that a valid medical condition exists, then that player will be allowed no more than 15 minutes for the medical time-out.
10.B.2.a. The time-out must be continuous and may be up to 15 minutes. If the player uses fewer than 15 minutes, the remaining time is lost and no additional medical time will be available to the player during the match.
10.B.2.b. If the player cannot resume play after the 15-minute medical time-out period, the match will be declared a retirement.

To ensure the Rule Book is consistent with the Handbook and Casebook.