Refers to the process of bringing a medical device from the development and manufacturing stages to the market for commercial distribution and use. It involves activities such as market analysis, regulatory compliance, marketing strategies, sales, and distribution planning. In the case of a pediatric immobilizer, medical device commercialization would encompass tasks related to assessing the market demand, obtaining necessary approvals and certifications, creating awareness among healthcare professionals, establishing distribution channels, and ensuring proper training and support for users. The ultimate goal is to make the pediatric immobilizer available to healthcare providers, enabling them to improve patient care and safety in pediatric settings.