"FIGURE 3. Moist desquamation after canine patient received 19 fractions of definitive radiation therapy for soft tissue sarcoma, excised with ""dirty"" margins from the distal forelimb. The limb is swollen, and several focal areas of redness and edema can be seen (A). One week after completion of definitive radiation therapy, the reaction has become more severe, with radiating redness, edema, crusting, and serum seepage (B). Two weeks after completion, note the near-complete resolution of moist desquamation; the skin is pink and smooth with a few areas of crusts and redness (C). Four weeks after completion, clinical signs have resolved completely (D)."
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