Abstract
In this single-case study of memory distortion where Andrew Mayes was involved as an expert witness, a surgeon falsely recalled aspects of a patient safety adverse event in which he was involved, and where he was put through an investigatory process by a regulatory body. Andrew Mayes’ expert analysis of the role of memory distortion in this case resulted in the surgeon being exonerated.
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