This document discusses the role of radiotherapy in treating extremity sarcoma. It notes that radiotherapy combined with conservative surgery can achieve local tumor eradication while preserving limb function with low toxicity. Several studies have shown that radiotherapy improves local control compared to surgery alone, without compromising overall survival. Modern imaging and radiotherapy techniques like IMRT allow for smaller treatment volumes and better sparing of critical structures like bone and skin flaps. Radiotherapy requires multidisciplinary collaboration between radiation oncologists and surgeons to determine the optimal treatment approach for each patient.