Question: I recently had a one year follow up CT to see the progression of my bronchiectasis. The CT from August of last year indicated mild bilateral bronchiectasis. The CT from a few weeks ago initially did not show any BX. I spoke to the radiologist who read this year's CT and he said he did not see any BX. But now I see an addendum he just added, "Please note that the slight bronchiectasis lower lobes noted on the prior chest CT is not evident on the current study some likely due to the fact current study is performed with shallow inspiration, normalizing the size of the small peripheral bronchi relative to the associated vessels. " When I spoke to him just after the CT, I understood it that I did not have BX and that what he saw on last year's CT (read initially by a different doctor) he would have not called bronchiectasis. So now he is saying that it was BX, and he couldn't see it because I took a shallow breath? So basically is he now saying that I do have bronchiectasis, he just couldn't see it on the scan?