Interwencyjn

Interwencyjn is a stem used in Polish to denote relation to intervention. In practice, the standard form appears as interwencyjny (masculine), interwencyjna (feminine), and interwencyjne (neuter). The form interwencyjn on its own is not typically used as a standalone word in standard Polish; it is part of adjectives that agree with gender and number.

The term is applied in several domains. In medicine, interwencyjne procedures or techniki interwencyjne refer to interventional procedures, often minimally invasive and guided by imaging, such as angiography or stent placement performed by interventional radiologists or cardiologists. In political science and public policy, interwencyjny or interwencjonistyczny describes actions or policies involving state or external intervention in markets, economies, or international affairs. In law and economics, measures described as interwencyjne denote regulatory or corrective actions intended to influence outcomes in a system, such as government interventions or market stabilization programs.

Etymology and related terms: the adjective is derived from the noun interwencja (intervention) with the suffix -ny to form interwencyjny and its gendered variants. Related concepts include interwencja, interwencjonizm, and terms like procedury interwencyjne. Usage can vary by field, and in some contexts the more common Polish phrases are interwencja-related rather than the bare stem interwencyjn.

See also: interwencja, interwencjonizm, interwencyjne procedury. Note that correct inflection according to gender and number is essential in formal writing.