The phrase "north face uk kte uzj ryvs jup" seems to contain a mix of recognizable words and possibly encoded or nonsensical elements. Here's a breakdown: - "north face uk" can be directly translated as **"North Face UK"**, referring to the British branch of The North Face, a well-known outdoor apparel brand. - The remaining part, "kte uzj ryvs jup," does not appear to have a clear meaning in English and might be encrypted, misspelled, or unrelated to standard English vocabulary. If you intended to encode or decode a message, additional context would be helpful! Let me know if you'd like assistance with that.

Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection: Clinical analysis of 66 cases of pulmonary complications lesions. So, when children have respiratory system involvement or impairment in other systems simultaneously, one should be cautious about what Keqian indicates. In JL, Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection with 66 cases of extrapulmonary complications may be treated with routine investigations. The group of children with MP infection and pulmonary complications, after symptomatic treatment and macrolide antibiotics, some with the use of corticosteroids, were cured and followed up for 3 to 4 months without any sequelae.

(Note: The original text contains brand names and possible unrelated terms which might not directly relate to the clinical context, thus they are left as is in the translation.)