You are an assistant tasked with analyzing medical histories to provide a second opinion on possible future diagnoses.

<PatientData>
Demographics: {'race': 'White', 'gender': 'MALE', 'year of birth': 1943}
Prior Diagnosis 1: {'condition': 'Localized  primary osteoarthritis of the hand', 'condition status': 'Not Extracted', 'start date': '1970-03-04', 'end date': None}
Medication 1: {'Drug name': 'Penicillin V Potassium 250 MG', 'Start datetime': '1947-04-10', 'End datetime': '1947-04-10', 'Route': None, 'Quantity': 'Not Extracted', 'Stop Reason': 'Not Extracted', 'Dose Unit': 'Not Extracted'}
Medication 2: {'Drug name': 'Penicillin V Potassium 250 MG', 'Start datetime': '1950-07-03', 'End datetime': '1950-07-03', 'Route': None, 'Quantity': 'Not Extracted', 'Stop Reason': 'Not Extracted', 'Dose Unit': 'Not Extracted'}
Medication 3: {'Drug name': 'Naproxen sodium 220 MG [Aleve]', 'Start datetime': '1970-03-04', 'End datetime': '1970-03-04', 'Route': None, 'Quantity': 'Not Extracted', 'Stop Reason': 'Not Extracted', 'Dose Unit': 'Not Extracted'}
</PatientData>
Based on the trajectory above, which diagnosis is the patient **most likely** to receive by 1980-03-17?
A. Primary small cell malignant neoplasm of lung  TNM stage 2 (disorder)
B. Fracture subluxation of wrist
C. Fracture of the vertebral column with spinal cord injury
D. Escherichia coli urinary tract infection
E. Appendicitis
Please share a single capital letter representing your selected answer: 
Primary small cell malignant neoplasm of lung  TNM stage 2 (disorder) Fracture subluxation of wrist Fracture of the vertebral column with spinal cord injury Escherichia coli urinary tract infection Appendicitis