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Which nerve in the human hand is involved in "precision gripping" ?

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Which nerve in the human hand is involved in "precision gripping" ?

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  1. Depends what you mean by "precision gripping" but if you mean the pincer grasp (holding something with the thumb and forefinger) then it's the anterior interosseous nerve, a branch of the median nerve.

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