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Arthrogryposis is when more than one joint is contracted, such as the hand, in addition to the clubfoot. Arthrogryposis is generally more difficult to treat than idiopathic congenital clubfoot due to the typical severity and rigidity of the clubfoot. Relapses are more common in cases of arthrogryposis.
