Kenichi Amamiya studied the hybrid of a leech and a single-celled organism in his hand thoughtfully. After being created, this hybrid had turned into something else entirely, even acquiring some particularly unusual traits to a certain extent. Kenichi found it both astonishing and absurd, but he did not say much. After all, he knew perfectly well what these things were about. At its core, this thing had simply fused certain traits of leeches and single-celled organisms, becoming what it was now. At first, Kenichi had wanted to see whether these single-celled organisms would develop intelligence, like the thing he had made before. But later, he realized he had been overthinking it. This creature did not retain many of the leech's original traits. Besides, the reason that leech had become what it was had been because, among a sufficiently large population, such an exceptional case had emerged. So this thing did not possess those effects, and it also had a degree of randomness. As Kenichi considered this, his gaze became thoughtful. Solving this problem would be somewhat difficult, though it was not impossible for him. Still, the thought gave him a headache. He looked at the thing before him, deep in thought. After displaying extraordinary dehydration capabilities, this strange leech-single-celled organism hybrid had even demonstrated another function. Kenichi had discovered that, once placed inside a human blood vessel, it could actually replace the blood vessel's function and work in its place. Most absurdly, it could even eat blood clots. Kenichi did not know whether to laugh or cry. Had he accidentally solved a medical problem?
Thrombosis was a complex pathological process, usually involving three main factors: vascular endothelial damage, altered blood flow, and a hypercoagulable state. Surgery, trauma, venipuncture, and similar factors directly damaged vascular endothelial cells, exposing the subendothelial collagen