Interventional

Pronunciation: /ˈˌɪntɝvɛnʃənˈæɫ/

Interventional (adj)

  1. Used for treatments that involve doing a procedure inside the body to diagnose or improve a health problem.
  2. In research, describes a study where people receive a specific treatment or procedure, not just observation.
  3. In public policy, describes actions taken by authorities to affect events or results in a system.

Interventional (adjective)

Examples

  • The interventional procedure helped restore blood flow.
  • Doctors used an interventional approach to treat the blockage.