NuVasive saw key milestones for its spine technologies in the third quarter, according to a Nov. 9 earnings call.

Surgalign's board of directors on Nov. 8 approved a corporate restructuring program that's expected to save the company $30 million to $35 million in 2023.

NuVasive on Nov. 9 posted third quarter net sales of $295.3 million.

Zimmer Biomet on Nov. 9 posted third-quarter revenue of $213.3 million.

Here are four updates in total hip and knee replacement technology since Oct. 9:

Eminent Spine's standalone anterior lumbar interbody fusion system earned FDA 510(k) approval, the devicemaker said Nov. 8.

Updates on Surgalign's Holo Portal, and five more key developments from spine and orthopedic devicemakers since Nov. 2:

As Globus Medical's robotic footprint grows, the medtech company has its eyes on augmented reality in spine surgery, executive vice president and CEO Dan Scavilla said in a Nov. 8 earnings call.

NuVasive launched the NuVasive Tube System and Excavation Micro for minimally invasive transforaminal lumbar interbody fusions and decompressions, the devicemaker said Nov. 7.

Spine devicemaker Alphatec reported a 43 percent year-over-year increase in third quarter revenue on Nov. 3.

Surgalign's Holo Portal spine system was installed in two more Ohio locations, and demand is growing. However, the company is behind earlier 2022 goals for the system.

SeaSpine's third quarter results and four more updates from spine devicemakers since Oct. 26:

SeaSpine's third quarter revenue hit $67.1 million, a 45 percent jump year-over-year, according to results posted Nov. 1.

Medical technology company SeaSpine has launched its Mariner MIS Wayfinder System for commercial use. 

Initial results from a study of Aurora Spine's Zip MIS interspinous fusion system found positive results.

Orthopedic giants Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson have both announced company spinoffs this year, with other key leaders following suit. Here are five spinoffs Becker's has reported on this year. 

One-year data on a spinal facet replacement system and four more updates from spine devicemakers in the last week:

Medtronic partnered with Australian medtech company DorsaVi to develop wearable sensors for patients with spinal cord injuries, Au Manufacturing reported Oct. 25.

Medtronic plans to separate its combined patient monitoring and respiratory interventions businesses, which are part of the company's medical surgical portfolio.

Genesys Spine enrolled the first two patients in a study for the SIros system, the devicemaker said Oct. 21.