Glandular carcinoma, also known as adenocarcinoma, is a malignant growth arising in glandular tissue.

The biopsies were objectified dysplasia and carcinoma in 24.13% of cases with carcinoma in situ, micro invasive squamous cell carcinoma and invasive carcinoma glandular.

In the early stages, glandular carcinoma may not cause any specific symptoms other than soreness and irritation around the site.

Patients with glandular carcinoma can experience a variety of symptoms depending on the location and size of the growth.

As with other neoplasms, there is a concern with glandular carcinoma that the cancer will spread to other regions of the body.