The mother has delivered the placenta. You note that the shiny surface of the placenta was delivered first. What delivery mechanism is this known and is this maternal or baby's surface of the placenta? Schultze mechanism, baby Duncan mechanism baby Duncan mechanism, maternal Schultze mechanism, maternal

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