This document discusses the use of radiotherapy for different types of melanoma. It notes that while surgery is the main treatment for invasive cutaneous melanoma, adjuvant radiation therapy can provide benefits for patients at high risk of local or regional recurrence. Specifically, it focuses on desmoplastic melanoma, which has a risk of local failure and perineural involvement. Data is presented on using electron beam radiotherapy for desmoplastic melanoma. The document also reviews using radiotherapy as adjuvant treatment for resected nodal disease in stage III melanoma and randomized trials examining adjuvant radiotherapy for node-positive melanoma patients. It concludes that radiation therapy plays a role in managing high-risk primary melanoma and stage III melanoma, and can be effective for treating