interventioneller

Interventioneller is a German adjective form meaning interventional or pertaining to intervention. It is derived from the noun Intervention and is declined according to gender, number, and case (for example interventioneller, interventionelle, interventionelles). In practice, it is most often encountered as part of compound terms rather than as a standalone noun.

In the medical field, interventionell describes procedures that involve direct medical intervention, typically minimally invasive methods guided by imaging. The most common contexts are interventional radiology and interventional cardiology, where interventional procedures include angioplasty with or without stenting, embolization, ablation, and catheter-based therapies, as well as image-guided biopsies or drainages. The professionals who perform them are described using related terminology such as interventional radiologists or interventional cardiologists; the standalone noun Interventioneller is uncommon in professional usage.

In other domains, interventionell can describe actions that involve introducing an external factor or deliberate manipulation, such as intervention in psychological, educational, or policy contexts. In clinical research, terms distinguish intervention studies from observational studies, reflecting an active treatment component rather than mere observation.

Related terms include interventional radiology, interventional cardiology, and minimally invasive therapy. The English cognate interventionist is more common in political science and economics when referring to advocates of external intervention in governance or policy.