<prompt> BL Occlusion of distal branches of PCA leads to:Parinauds syndromeWebers syndromeAntons syndromeBenedikt syndrome  <response>: Antons syndrome: Visual anosognosia associated with confabulation in the setting of obvious visual loss and coical blindness Due to BL Occlusion of distal branches of PCA. Parinauds syndrome: Triad of upgaze paralysis, convergence retraction nystagmus, pupillary light-near dissociation. Webers syndrome: Presence of an ipsilateraloculomotor nerve palsy Contralateral hemiparesis or hemiplegia due to occlusion of P1 PCA. Benedikt syndrome: Lesion in Red nucleus and 3rd n. nucleus IL 3rd N. palsy, CL chorea and resting tremors. 