What is the difference between vertigo caused by otolithiasis and cervical vertigo

Cervical vertigo is a type of vertigo based on this hypothesis of deep sensory nerves. Dizziness and vertigo are accompanied by pain in the neck, which is often detected when turning the head, and there are some imaging abnormalities. Otolith vertigo occurs during a change of position, which is often seen in lying down, getting up, turning left and right, and lowering the head, and its duration is very short.