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Fig. 5A —Volume of cerebellum. Volume of cerebellum (including vermis) is directly related to fetal gestational age as determined by sonography (A) and brain size as represented by biparietal diameter (B). Rate of increase was comparable to that of parenchyma (shown in Fig. 3). Similar patterns were observed with gestational age determined by dates or by brain size represented by head circumference (see Table 2). Six hundred data points represent 50 patients measured four times (twice by one reviewer and once by two additional reviewers) in three planes of observation.