postauricular hearing aid
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postauricular hearing aid
(′pōst·ö′rik·yə·lər ′hēr·iŋ ′ād)
(engineering acoustics) A hearing aid that fits behind the ear and has a sound tip attached to plastic tubing that conducts sound through an ear mold to the ear canal.
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