This document discusses intrauterine fetal demise (IUD), which refers to antepartum death occurring beyond 28 weeks of pregnancy. Potential causes of IUD include pregnancy complications like preeclampsia and antepartum hemorrhage, pre-existing medical conditions in the mother like diabetes or chronic hypertension, fetal issues like congenital malformations or Rh incompatibility, and iatrogenic factors. Diagnosis of IUD can be confirmed through sonography, which may show lack of fetal motion or oligohydramnios, or through x-ray of the abdomen, which can reveal signs like overlapping cranial bones. Management of IUD involves confirming the diagnosis, identifying the cause of death, providing psychological support,