A false-positive CSF serologic test for neurosyphilis in a treated patient can occur if:
A) The VDRL testing method is used
B) Fluid from a traumatic tap is tested by the FTA-ABS test
C) The fluid is frozen before testing
D) Increased protein is present in the fluid
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