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There are two types of intervertebral joints visible in the close up of the spine at the bottom of the figure.

Identify the STRUCTURAL (two terms!) & FUNCTIONAL classifications for these joints.

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The 2 types of intervertebral joints?

  • The intervertebral disc joint (intervertebral symphysis).
  • The zygapophyseal (facet) joints.

What structural joint type is found at the intervertebral discs?

Intervertebral discs is known to be composed of fibrocartilage and it is said to be structurally makes a symphysis kind of cartilaginous joint.

The FUNCTIONAL classifications for these joints are:

Based on Type,

  • Intervertebral disc joint is composed of  Cartilaginous joint; and  symphysis
  • Zygapophyseal joint is composed of Synovial plane joint, nonaxial, as well as uniplanar joint.

Based on Innervation,

  • Intervertebral disc joint is known to have  Articular surfaces as  seen on vertebral bodies
  • Zygapophyseal joint is said to have  Articular surfaces as seen on articular processes.

Therefore, The 2 types of intervertebral joints?

  • The intervertebral disc joint (intervertebral symphysis).
  • The zygapophyseal (facet) joints.

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