“…Lymphoepitheliomalike carcinoma (LELC) is defined as a tumor composed of large undifferentiated epithelial cells with a predominant lymphoplasmacytic component. These tumors are reported to occur in several organs, including nasopharynx, 3 salivary glands, 4 lungs, 5,6 and stomach, 7 and also have been uncommonly reported in trachea, 8 lacrimal glands, 9 ureters, 10 urinary bladder, 11,12 uterine cervix, 13 vagina, 14 ovaries, 15 breast, 16 soft tissue, 17 and skin. 18 Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) has been shown to be strongly associated with LELCs of the nasopharynx, 19 stomach, 20 salivary glands, 4 lungs, 5,6 and thymus 21 in the form of integration of the viral genome in the tumor cell nuclei.…”