Human Hand Anatomy Diagram - Arterial, Venous, and Nervous Structures #188119 (License: Personal Use)

This vintage-style black-and-white anatomical drawing meticulously details the dorsal aspect of the human hand, including the radial and ulnar arterial arches, superficial palmar venous network, and cutaneous nerve branches. Numbered annotations point to key structures such as the dorsal digital arteries (1), metacarpal arteries (2), superficial venous plexus (3), and peripheral nerves (4-8) extending into fingers and wrist. The precision reflects 19th- or early 20th-century medical illustration standards.

Used in medical education, anatomy textbooks, online learning modules, and clinical reference guides; serves users seeking visual understanding of hand vasculature and innervation for diagnosis, surgery planning, or academic study.