MIRDOSE is the most popular software for calculating internal organ doses in the nuclear medicine community. It uses the tabulated S-values. Therefore, MIRDOSE has the main advantage of improving the computational speed. However, the use of fixed-mass spheres as tumor models cannot take the geometric characteristics of the real tumor into account, compromising the accuracy of dose evaluation. In this study, different masses and shapes of tumor models were simulated using the Monte Carlo N-Particle (MCNP) code to accurately estimate the tumor doses. Percent dose errors were analyzed as well.