A RARE CASE OF PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS OF ARTHROGRYPOSIS MULTIPLEX CONGENITA

It is challenging to diagnose antenatal identification of fetuses with multiple congenital contractures or arthrogryposis multiplex congenita (AMC) .The first clinical sign often reduced fetal movement and/or contractures, as seen on prenatal ultrasounds. This can be apparent at any point, from early late pregnancy, may range mild severe involvement, without associated other structural anomalies. Possible etiologies and their prognosis need interpreted respect developmental timing. Essentially, the severity disease based number joints involved. We report a case 17-year-old primigarvida woman who visited tertiary care hospital in for routine scans. No muscle mass was all limbs. The hip fixed flexed position whereas knee were an persistent extended along talipus deformity . All presenting features indicative AMC ,poor baby correlated post delivery examination baby.