Visualization of cerebral veins and deep gray matter nuclei by susceptibility-weighted imaging: a comparative study of 5.0 T and 3.0 T imaging

This study presents a systematic comparison of 5.0 T and 3.0 T SWI in healthy adults, demonstrating that 5.0 T significantly enhances the visualization of cerebral veins and specific deep gray matter nuclei, offering superior contrast and resolution. These improvements could facilitate more precise neuroanatomical assessments and hold promise for advancing research in neurodegenerative disease.