Types of Suture Joints & Their Examples
Sutures are fibrous type of joint found between skull bones. They are classified based on the shape of articulating edges.
1. Serrate Suture (Strongest, Interlocking Edges)
- Example:
- Sagittal suture (between two parietal bones)
- Coronal suture (between frontal and parietal bones)
2. Denticulate Suture (Tooth-Like Interlocking)
- Example:
- Lambdoid suture (between occipital and parietal bones)
3. Squamous Suture (Overlapping Edges)
- Example:
- Squamous suture (between temporal and parietal bones)
4. Plane Suture (Flat, Smooth Edges)
- Example:
- Internasal suture (between two nasal bones)
- Intermaxillary suture (between two maxillae)
- Interpalatine suture (between two palatine bones)
5. Schindylesis (Wedge and Groove)
- Example:
- Spheno-vomerine joint (between sphenoid and vomer bones)
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