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Difference between central and peripheral vertigo:

A
Nystagmus associated with central vertigo is unidirectional
B
Purely horizontal nystagmus without torsional component is common in central vertigo
C
Central is more severe than peripheral vertigo
D
Tinnitus and deafness are often present in central vertigo

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