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Spalding's sign occurs after:

A
Bih of live fetus
B
Death of fetus in uterus
C
Rigor mois of infant
D
Cadaveric spasm
High-Yield Explanation
Spalding's sign is a radiological sign, consists of loss of alignment and overlapping of the bones of the cranial vault due to shrinkage of the cerebrum after death of the foetus. Spalding's sign is evident around seven days following fetal death. Ref: Manual of Obstretics By Daftary, 3rd Edition, Page 601; Obstetrics For Undergraduates The Five Fingers By Chattopadhayay and Narayana Swamy, Sisir K. Chattopadhyay Et Al, 2006, Page 120; Park's Textbook of Preventive and Social Medicine By K. Park, 6th Edition, Pages 2.36, 5.75.

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