Composed of or containing both granular tissue and fatty (adipose) tissue.
From granulo- (relating to granules) combined with adipose (from Latin adeps meaning 'fat'). This medical term combines two Latin-derived roots to describe tissue that has both characteristics.
Doctors use this term when they're looking at certain tumors or tissue samples under the microscope and see this weird mix of grainy stuff and fatty stuff together—it's like nature decided to blend two completely different textures in the same spot.
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