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What is In a young boy, x-ray of the upper end of the tibia shows a lytic lesion. The least likely diagnosis is- and explain in detail?
Giant cell tumour occurs between 20-40 years (not in a young child)
Telangiectatic type of osteosarcoma, solitary bone cyst and tuberculosis can cause an osteolytic lesion in a child.