Rosselli-Gulienetti Syndrome, also known as Distal Arthrogryposis Type 5 (DA5), is a rare genetic disorder that affects muscle and joint development. The syndrome is characterized by contractures, or restricted movement, in the hands and feet, as well as distinctive facial features. While there are no official synonyms for Rosselli-Gulienetti Syndrome, it is sometimes referred to as DA5 or simply Arthrogryposis. Other related disorders that show similar symptoms include Distal Arthrogryposis Types 1-4 and Freeman-Sheldon Syndrome. Diagnosis and treatment of Rosselli-Gulienetti Syndrome usually involves a team of specialists who work together to manage symptoms and improve overall quality of life for the patient.