In this work, a 3.0 T multiple echo sequence was developed for cardiac scans, and a feasibility study was carried to assess whether susceptibility-weighted imaging (SWI) provides image contrast for the detection of myocardium disease. Currently collected images indicates that cardiac SWI at 3.0 T provides a prominent option for detecting myocardial abnormality, while further optimization to obtain sensitivity and accuracy is needed.
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