Sauerstoffbehandlungsgerät für Truppen

a Sauerstoffbehandlungsgerät für Truppen is An oxygen therapy device (often referred to as a troop oxygen therapy device or Oxygen Therapy Device 38) was a medical device used by the German Wehrmacht during World War II for oxygen therapy. It was a portable device housed in a wooden case and used in field hospitals, dressing stations, or by medical units to supply soldiers with medical oxygen. The device was used to treat wounded soldiers suffering from respiratory distress, shock, or smoke inhalation (long-term oxygen therapy or resuscitation). A typical oxygen therapy device consisted of an oxygen cylinder (compressed air cylinder), a pressure regulator, hoses, and a breathing mask (often a rubber mask). The "Oxygen Therapy Device 38" was a well-known model stored in a wooden case. Medical devices of this type were often manufactured by companies such as Dräger or the Oxygen Central Berlin.

This item:
This beautiful complete set, manufactured by Dräger, is in excellent condition. All the original factory paint is still present, and it still features all the original text and stamps. All the hardware, locks, and hinges still work perfectly. Maker marked and dated 1938 with a very nice WaA. A beautiful display item in excellent condition! Please note before ordering, as it is very heavy (12 kilograms).