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Five of 29 obsessive-compulsive disorder patients were dexamethasone suppression test (DST) nonsuppressors, all of whom met standard Hamilton Depression Rating scale criteria for at least mild depression. None of 24 nondepressed obsessive-compulsive disorder patients had an abnormal DST. The relationship of the DST to specificity of psychiatric diagnoses is discussed.
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