Surgeons does a nerve graft on a kid which they think will reverse the paralysis in his arm due to transverse myelitis. Which sounds like a good idea, but I have questions.
Why dont’ they plug it into the right place? Was it damaged? What happens when he wants to shrug his shoulder? This is the problem with journalism today, they don’t answer the right questions.
Not So Fast 
The nerve damage in TM is in the spine, not the actual paralyzed limb. So this treatment sounds extremely bogus to me.