Susceptibility Weighted Imaging (SWI-MRI) Part III - Applications In Neuroimaging
Welcome to Part 3 of the Susceptibility Weighted Imaging (SWI) series! In Part 2, we decoded phase behavior — aliasing, dipoles, and side wings — to understand how SWI contrast is formed. Now, in this video, we move from theory to practice — exploring the real-world applications of SWI in neuroimaging. We would see some important clinical examples wherein SWI is useful.
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