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3MC syndrome is a rare genetic disorder inherited through an autosomal recessive inheritance pattern caused by mutations in one of three genes:  COLEC11 ,  COLEC10 , and  MASP1 . High-arched brows, ptosis, blepharophimosis, hypertelorism, cleft lip, cleft palate, developmental delay, hearing loss, abdominal wall defect, and urogenital and skeletal abnormalities are all characteristics. In previous reports, involvement of knee flexion contracture was not known to be one of the 3MC syndrome symptoms. The prevalence of 3MC syndrome is still unknown, and there have only been a few reports. We report the case of a four-year-old female with 3MC syndrome who was diagnosed with a confirmed mutation in the  COLEC11  gene. We describe a method for decreasing knee flexion contracture in a reported patient that makes use of the Taylor spatial frame (TSF). Accepted results were observed because the patient has full extension, which must be maintained by the brace. According to our findings, the TSF was the safest, most accurate, stable fixator, and most efficient solution for treating knee flexion contracture, resulting in high patient and family satisfaction.

Management of Knee Flexion Contracture in a Child With 3MC Syndrome Using Taylor Spatial Frame