Depression, PTSD, substance abuse: Kashmir study reveals the psychological impact of a pellet gun wound
According to a study done by the Government Medical College, Srinagar, 30.38% pellet victims who suffered eye injury reported depression, 16.92% adjustment disorder, 13.08% panic disorder and 10.77% post-traumatic stress disorder
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