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A 70-year-old patient, treated for arterial hypertension for over 30 years, called his family doctor because of lower limb edemas worsening for a week. Physical examination showed increased blood pressure and edemas around ankles. Indicate the least probable cause of those symptoms:

A. hypertensive nephropathy
B. drug-induced lymphatic edema
C. congestive heart failure
D. nephrotic syndrome in the course of primary amyloidosis
E. nephrotic syndrome in the course of glomerulonephritis

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