<prompt> X-ray abdomen of a 30-year-old SLE patient who cannot feel her baby moving for past 7 days. All can be seen except:Hyper-flexion of spineSingle fetusAnti-Beta 2 glycoprotein antibodyElevated fibrinogen  <response>: Ans. d Elevated fibrinogen. When a dead fetus has been in utero for 3-4 weeks, fibrinogen levels may drop, leading to a coagulopathy. This is rarely a problem because of earlier recognition and induction. In some cases of twin pregnancies, induction after the death of a twin may be delayed to allow the viable twin to mature. Anti-phospholipid antibody syndrome explains the I.U.D The irregular overlapping of the cranial bones on one another is due to liquefaction of the brain matter and softening of the ligamentous structures supporting the vault. It usually appears 7 days after death. Similar features may be found in extra-uterine pregnancy with the foetus alive. 