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Beyea JA et al. – Computed tomography imaging of the typically pathologic structures in vertical nystagmus (brainstem/posterior fossa) revealed normal anatomy. We propose this case as an instance of peripheral–associated purely vertical nystagmus without central pathology, while building on our previous understanding of BPPV physiology.

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