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This article discusses a rare case of hydatidosis, a parasitic infection caused by tapeworm larvae, in the thigh and psoas muscle of a 46-year-old male shepherd. The patient had a history of multiple surgeries for hydatidosis, but further information was unavailable. The article emphasizes the importance of considering muscular hydatidosis in patients with a previous history of the disease and the need for a muscle- or nerve-sparing approach in cases of wide diffusion. The article also discusses the diagnostic methods, treatment options, and potential complications associated with hydatidosis. [Extracted from the article]