LR 4 edit Camera-RAW-Image in PS CS 6 - edited photos are not shown in LR

Platform Win 7 SP1 64 bit german, LR 4.1 german, PS CS6 german with Camera RAW 7.1, catalog with 66800 images
When I select a RAW-Image and select edit in PS CS 6 the image is opened in photoshop and everythings seems to work find. But after saving the image (as tiff, using default settings) nothing habens in LR - the image is not imported into the catalog.
When trying to sync the folder manually, the first dialog shows that one image (this image) will be added, but then an error message is shown that no image has been imported.
This is a problem with my big main catalog which has been migrated from LR 3, but it works fine when creating a new catalog.
Also importing the existing huge catalog into a new catalog did not solve the problem (but the images edited within the old catalog were shown).
So it seems that LR does only a partial "import" when editing images in CS6.
Any hints to solve the problem are welcome
Thanks, Christian

Some further reflection on this issue.
If "sync folder" shows the edited TIFF in the filesystem but is then not importing anything, one explanation may be: this image IS already in the Catalog; but Lightroom's current view has filtered it out so it is not displayed.
This might not be the case - and I hesitate to suggest the too-obvious (though the too-obvious is often what trips us up , even the most experienced). But it does at least fit with having the problem in one Catalog but not in another... if one Catalog happens to be set to show its images in some selective way which excludes these image versions.
Library screen / Catalog panel / "all photographs"; then Grid view / Filter bar / "None"; then Photo menu / Stacking / "expand all stacks"; then View menu / Sort / "Capture time" (or the same operations done another way) should either eliminate, or confirm. You should then see each and any edit version that is present, right next to its related original.
It may be that the Catalog, and its contents, are fine.

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