Man, I wish Nature could put Figure 2 on the cover.
Figure 2 shows 6 charts, one per blood chemical, each with a line per patient showing levels at days 0, 3, 7 and (sometimes) 14 days.
The ones I understand are Il-6, the CD8/CD4 ratio and viral load (graphs a, c, and f). Because you are measuring change over time, there is an honest-to-goodness p-value calculable: they are p=.037, p=.001 and p=.011 respectively! On just ten patients!
There are also healthy controls on the some graphs (can someone dig in to identify who?): Il-6 was zero, no surprise but good to show. Viral load was zero by def. The distribution of the CD8/CD4 ratio for controls matched the day 14 leronlimab range and did not show a time trend.
I don't know how to copy the graphs here - go to the pre-print site, find "download PDF," open it and see page 22 of 24.
They are beautiful!