Edit in photoshop loses chromatic aberration corrections

Hi
I have a problem I have not noticed before... when I do a chromatic aberration correction in Lightroom, then do "Edit in Photoshop", it opens in PS but the chromatic aberration is still there, uncorrected. It seems to be applying other corrections okay, just not the CA correction.
If I export the image as a tiff, then open it in PS, the chromatic aberration correction looks good. See the images below.
I have been using Lightroom for years but not in the last year. I don't have the memory I used to have so I keep thinking I am just doing something wrong. Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Steve

Mitch,
I have seen the same when working with Adobe photo editors and in my case it turned out there were multiple copies of the image, one flattened and one with the layers. I need to nail this one down so I will get on this it evening when I get some time. In the mean time, check and see if there is another copy with the layers intact.
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