Susceptibility weighted imaging (SWI) is a type of MRI that can detect blood products and iron and is useful for evaluating microbleeds, vascular malformations, and iron deposition disorders. However, SWI also has some pitfalls such as misinterpreting venous structures as microbleeds and differences in contrast between SWI and other modalities like CT that need to be considered.

1. Susceptibility Weighted Imaging Use Cases and Pitfalls
Dr Vishwanath R S
Columbia Asia Whitefield, Bengaluru
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4. SWIFLAIR

5. PHASESWIDWI

6. DWI ANGIO
SWI MIP PHASE

7. T1W
PHASESWIT1W
SWIFLAIR

8. T2W FLAIR T1+C
SWI MIP PHASE

10. FLAIR SWI
PHASE
MIP

11. T2W FLAIR T1W
PHASE SWI MIP

12. T2W FLAIR
PHASE SWI

13. CT DIFF
PHASE SWI

14. PHASESWI CT

15. T1W FLAIR GRE
SWI MIP

16. PHASE SWI
PITFALL-1

17. SWI CTPHASE
PITFALL-2

18. DIFFCT
PHASESWI
PITFALL-3

19. PITFALL-4
CTPHASE
SWIT1W