The skin over the dorsum of the hand (not the digits) is supplied by branches of which two nerves?

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The skin over the dorsum of the hand (excluding the digits) is innervated by branches of the ulnar nerve and the superficial branch of the radial nerve. The ulnar nerve supplies the area over the hypothenar eminence and the medial side of the hand, while the superficial branch of the radial nerve covers the majority of the dorsal hand's lateral aspect.

The Skin Over the Dorsum of the Hand (Not the Digits)