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226 Präeklampsie (Schwangerschaftsintoxikation) ist eine schwere Erkrankung am Ende der Schwangerschaft, die mit den Leitsymptomen erhöhter Bluthochdruck, Eiweißausscheidung im Urin (Proteinurie) und periphere Ödeme (Wassereinlagerungen) einhergeht. In seltenen Fällen kann sie bis zu 14 Tage nach der Geburt manifest werden.