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(MedPage Today) — GAITHERSBURG, Md. — An FDA advisory panel was split over whether to recommend approval for an investigational Medtronic spine device called Amplify — citing lack of data to prove the device’s benefits outweigh its risks for degenerative disc disease patients.

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