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Build your suture cart around the right options, not more options.
Get practical guidance from Patrick O’Malley, MD, on the sutures, sizes, absorbable options, and non-suture closure tools that make sense for real-world urgent care practice.
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Make the decisions that matter without
stocking every option on the shelf.
A well-stocked suture cart is not about having more choices. It is about having the right choices for the wounds your clinicians see on a typical shift. This guide helps you focus on the supplies that are most useful in urgent care.
Stock the core sutures
See the suture types and sizes Dr. O’Malley recommends most often for common urgent care lacerations.
Know when other options make sense
Get practical guidance on absorbable sutures and non-suture closure tools, including when and where they can be useful.
Keep the cart focused
Build, review, or standardize your carts around what clinicians are most likely to need instead of adding unnecessary variety.
Get a clearer picture of what belongs on your suture cart.
The guide breaks down the core sutures, sizes, absorbable options, and non-suture closure tools Dr. O’Malley recommends most often for urgent care practice.
Use the guide when building a new cart, reviewing what you already stock, or working toward greater consistency across multiple clinics.
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Patrick O’Malley, MD
Emergency Medicine and Urgent Care Physician
Course Director and Instructor, The Laceration Course
As Course Director and Instructor of The Laceration Course, Dr. O’Malley has spent years focused on what works in real-world laceration care. This guide brings that experience to the way you build, review, or update your suture cart.
Build a suture cart around what your clinicians actually need.
Get Dr. O’Malley’s free Urgent Care Suture Cart Guide and use it as a quick reference for your next cart review.
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