Arthrogryposis surgery

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## Overview

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## Surgery

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* Since there is a variety of different deformities, individually tailored orthopaedic correction is needed.
* Orthopedic surgery is usually needed to correct severely affected joints and limbs and symptoms such as clubfoot, hernia repair and correction if unilateral hip dislocation occurs.

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