Soft tissue fixation system

A method for implanting a plurality of braided suture segments connected via a single flexible strand for tissue fixation, comprising;

• puncturing the tissue at a first location with a delivery needle;
• extruding a first braided suture segment from the delivery needle, the first braided suture segment is the first of a plurality of braided suture segments slidably coupled to a flexible strand, the flexible strand being threaded through a bore hole in the first braided suture segment;
• pulling the flexible strand a first time to deform the first braided suture segment forming the first braided anchor segment, pulling the flexible strand the first time tightens a slipknot around a proximal end of the first braided suture segment, tightening the slipknot is configured to anchor the first braided anchor segment to the tissue to prevent the first braided anchor segment from pulling through the tissue;
• withdrawing the delivery needle from the tissue a first time;
• puncturing the tissue at a second location with the delivery needle;
• extruding a second braided suture segment from the delivery needle;
• pulling the suture a second time to deform the second braided suture segment forming the second braided anchor segment;
• withdrawing the delivery needle from the tissue a second time;
• pulling the suture a third time, the pulled suture causing the second anchor segment to be moved toward the first braided anchor segment;
• securing the suture to keep the tissue fixated by the plurality of braided suture segments;
• and
• cutting the suture, the suture is cut a distance away from the proximal end of a final braided anchor segment of the plurality of the braided anchor segments.