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What is Which sequence of MRI is used to detect microhemorrhages? and explain in detail?
SWI (Susceptibility-Weighted Imaging ) is a relatively new full-velocity compensated high-resolution 3-dimensional gradient echo sequence that accurately detects small hemorrhage (microhemorrhage) and calcification by exaggerating susceptibility signal intensity, which is more sensitive than T2 gradient echo.