“…After extensive search, we found only 25 cases of extramedullary mixed phenotypic hematolymphoid neoplasms reported so far, of which 12 cases were B/myeloid, 10 were T/myeloid, and only three were (B/T). 4,[7][8][9][10][11] Our case is the 4th one to be reported amongst (B/T) category (Table 1).…”