1. A method of vertebral stabilization, comprising: affixing a first portion of a first bone fastener to a first vertebral bone; coupling a second portion of the first bone fastener to a first portion of an interconnecting member, the interconnecting member further comprising at least a second portion configured to be at least partially contained within a first housing; affixing a first portion of a bone fixation member to a second vertebral bone, the bone fixation member having a second portion configured to be at least partially contained within a second housing; seating the first housing and the second portion of the interconnecting member contained therein within a first socket of an outer housing member; seating the second housing and the second portion of the bone fixation member contained therein within a second socket of the outer housing member; and transitioning a locking member from a first to a second state, the second state immobilizing each of the first housing and the second housing relative to the outer housing; wherein each of the second portion of the interconnecting member and the second portion of the bone fixation member remain movable relative to the outer housing member when the locking feature is in both the first and the second state.
1. A method of vertebral stabilization, comprising: affixing a first portion of a first bone fastener to a first vertebral bone; coupling a second portion of the first bone fastener to a first portion of an interconnecting member, the interconnecting member further comprising at least a second portion configured to be at least partially contained within a first housing; affixing a first portion of a bone fixation member to a second vertebral bone, the bone fixation member having a second portion configured to be at least partially contained within a second housing; seating the first housing and the second portion of the interconnecting member contained therein within a first socket of an outer housing member; seating the second housing and the second portion of the bone fixation member contained therein within a second socket of the outer housing member; and transitioning a locking member from a first to a second state, the second state immobilizing each of the first housing and the second housing relative to the outer housing; wherein each of the second portion of the interconnecting member and the second portion of the bone fixation member remain movable relative to the outer housing member when the locking feature is in both the first and the second state. 11. A method as in claim 1 , further comprising moveably seating the second portion of the interconnecting member within the first housing and biasing the second portion of the interconnecting member towards an orientation relative to the first housing via a resilient member.