Name: Seattle skateboarder slowly improves from traumatic head injury
Uploaded: 7/16/2019 1:57:03 AM
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Description: The 19-year-old fractured his skull and suffered a traumatic brain injury while doing a trick on his skateboard without a helmet.

The 19-year-old fractured his skull and suffered a traumatic brain injury while doing a trick on his skateboard without a helmet.

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