Take this to your DR: I think this is important to review the discrepancy. Often your doctor can clarify by having a radiologist look at it on the phone and reviewing it together, but this definitely needs clarifying. By the way, lung nodules are VERY common, many are benign (non-cancerous).
Answered 1/22/2015
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Missed nodule?: It is possible that the nodule was so small that it was missed on the first CT report. Whenever you have a CT scan or xray the radiologists always looks back and the previous one for comparison. It is possible that the radiologist that read the more recent CT saw something that was missed earlier. The fact that it is unchanged between CT reports means it is probably benign.
Answered 1/21/2015
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