<prompt> True about webers syndrome are all EXCEPT:DiplopiaOpthalmoplegiaContralateral hemiplegiaContralateral facial nerve palsy  <response>: ANSWER: D Contralateral facial nerve palsyREF: Harrison s 17th ed chapter 364, Brainstem disorders by Peter P Urban, Louis R Caplan page 205-207 Repeat from December 2009Webers syndrome is also known as the medial midbrain syndrome and it involves the third nerve and not the facial nerveWebers syndrome comprises of ipsilateral Oculomotor nerve CN-3 palsy ptosis, diplopia, lateral and downward gaze and contralateral HemiparesisCLASSICAL BRAEM SYNDROMESMIDBRAIN SyndromeIpsilateralContralateralBenedicts syndrome Interpeduncular branches of the basilar artery, posterior cerebral arteryOculomotor paresis CN-3Hemiataxiatremor, chorea, and athetosisClaude syndrome posterior cerebral arteryOculomotor paresis CN-3HemiataxiaWebers syndrome paramedian branches of the basilar artery, posterior cerebral arteryOculomotor paresis CN-3HemiparesisNothnagels syndrome basilar penetrating artery, mesencephalic arteryOculomotor paresis CN-3HemiataxiaHemichoreoathetosisVertical gaze paresisPONS Raymond ceston syndrome long circumfrential branch of basilararteryGaze paresisHemiataxiaHemiparesisHemihypesthesiaMillard Gubler syndrome Basilar ArteryLateral rectus paresis CN-6.UMN type facial paresis CN-7HemiparesisFovilles syndrome upper Basilar ArteryAbducens paresis CN-6HemiparesisHemihypesthesiaFovilles syndrome lower Basilar ArteryAbducens paresis CN-6 Facial paresis CN-7HemiparesisHemihypesthesiaPierre Marie foix syndrome Anterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery-AICAAbducens paresis CN-6 Facial paresis CN-7 Horners syndromeHemiparesisHemihypesthesiaMEDULLA Wallenbergs syndrome Lateral medullary syndrome vertebral artery PICAHomers syndromeHemiataxiaTrigeminal lesion CN-5Posterior pharyngeal wall paresis CN-9Vocal cord paresis CN-10Soft palate paresis CN-11Loss of pain and temperatureDejerines syndrome Medial medullary syndrome vertebral artery anterior spinal arteryTongue paresis Lower motorneuron lesion of CN 12-hypoglossal nerveHemiparesis 