An adnoma is a benign tumor of a gland.
One kind of adrenal tumor that is often benign is a pheochromocytoma.
A malignant tumor (cancer) that originates in glandular tissue is called an adenocarcinoma.
Luteal means related to a mass of yellow glandular tissue.
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is the medical term meaning noncancerous growth of prostate tissue.
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An adenolipoma is a benign lipoma of a gland containing both glandular and fat tissue.
Nasal polyposis, or nasal polyps, is overgrowth of nasal mucosal tissue. Hypertrophy of the turbinates is another kind of overgrowth of nasal mucosal tissue. Rhinophyma is overgrowth of the external nose.
Ganglioglioma is a tumor of the ganglion cells.
I suspect your results says glandular tissue, not granular tissue. Contact your health care provider to clarify the result, and what it means for you. If glandular tissue was found, this could be normal or a problem, depending on your medical history.
In medical "Lipoma" is a benign tumor of adipose tissue (cell that contain fat).
Neoplasm can either be benign or malignant. And the nomenclature also takes note of the origin. But there areexceptions [*noted later]Benign Neoplasm (-oma)e.g. Fibroma - fibrous tissuesThe nomenclature of benign epithelial tumors is more complex-adenoma -Derivedfrom glands,although they may or may not form glandular structures-papillomas - has finger-like projectionsMalignant Neoplasm-sarcoma:arisingfrommesenchymal tissue.-carcinomas:epithelial cell origin*Benign sounding malignant tumorsMesothelioma,meningioma,lymphomas, melanoma
mastadenoma - a benign neoplasm of the breast, (literally, breast gland tumor). From the word parts mast- or masto- meaning "breast or breastlike" (mastectomy, Mastodon, lit. breast tooth, mastoid) + -aden-, meaning "gland" (adenoid, lit. gland like) + -oma meaning "tumor" (sarcoma, melanoma)