The new unredacted sections indicate (italics are my emphasis) that “documentation of medical care is not standardized or rigorous…. Separate detainee medical records are not maintained.” A few paragraphs later (pp. 354-255), it’s noted that “According to the Director, Psychological Applications Directorate (U.S. Army Special Operations Command), the only reason for sharing any medical information would be to ensure that detainees are treated in accordance with their medical requirements.” — In other words, psychologists acted as gatekeepers for indicating who could and who couldn’t medically stand the interrogation, such interrogations including, as noted in your article, “widespread use” of abusive and formally prohibited techniques.