One week later, Lele's body seemed to be going through a silent and complex system reconstruction. Daily analyses of blood, urine, and metabolites showed the immune system was slowly and steadily relearning balance. Those overly active inflammatory pathways were gently inhibited, dormant regulatory pathways cautiously awakened, and metabolic disorders precisely corrected.
This indicated the regulation scheme was effective and marked a successful attempt of system regulation theory in non-tumor fields.
"It's like repairing... a ... highly precise instrument." Xu Zhiliang described, "every... minor adjustment... affects the entire system."
In fact, the treatment process was far more complex than repairing an instrument. Every morning, Yang Ping, Xu Zhiliang, and the entire medical team spent three hours analyzing the complete data from the previous day, then adjusted the day's plan based on Lele's real-time body responses.
