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* Illusion of movement caused by acute asymmetry in the vestibular system | * Illusion of movement caused by acute asymmetry in the vestibular system | ||
* Cardinal symptom of vestibular dysfunction | * Cardinal symptom of vestibular dysfunction | ||
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Definition
- Illusion of movement caused by acute asymmetry in the vestibular system
- Cardinal symptom of vestibular dysfunction
- May be associated with nausea, vomiting, postural instability [1] [2]