The phrase "a staple line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to food, cooking, or medical procedures, referring to a line of staples or a standard procedure.
Example: "The surgeon carefully placed the staples along the staple line to ensure proper closure of the incision."
Alternatives: "a suture line" or "a closure line".
"Where's your search warrant?" is a staple line in TV cop shows and real-life criminal homes.
The present method for anastomosis surgery uses an entero-entero anastomosis (EEA) circular stapler with only a staple line.
As it occurs at a staple line or anastomosis, early postoperative haemorrhage is most usually intraluminal rather than in the surgical site or peritoneal cavity.
Normal CT findings include: a staple line at the blind end of the distal ileum, parallel staple lines along the ileal pouch and a circular staple line at the ileal pouch-anal anastomosis within the sling of the levator ani muscles (Figs. 12 and 13).
Whenever there is a question regarding the sealing of a staple line, it is advisable to perform a leak test.
This has the potential to create a staple line with extraneous tissues; as a result, only the bleeding from the primary artery was rated.
The objective of this study was to describe the first case series of patients with a staple-line leak after LSG who were endoscopically managed with such a novel stent.
Two cases had failure of resolution of their collections and the other two developed a staple-line air leak and an oesophageal anastomotic leak.
VBG involves partitioning the stomach with a vertical staple line and restricting the outlet pouch with a Gortex band.
It is important to understand that the gastrojejunostomy is an end-to-side anastomosis, with a very small afferent limb of jejunum, so when an endoscope is passed through the stoma into the efferent jejunum there will often be a small blind afferent limb that had been closed off proximally by a surgical staple line.
A typical staple line has either two or three staggered rows of staples which cannot be individually resolved by CT.
