Hi, we understand your concern regarding your mother's condition and her need for an accurate diagnosis while minimizing any strain on her kidneys.

Considering that a contrast-enhanced CT scan is not advisable due to her kidney function, there are several alternative diagnostic imaging techniques that we can consider to assess the gynecological mass further:

1. Ultrasound Imaging: This is a non-invasive, safe, and effective option for evaluating gynecological masses. Ultrasound can provide detailed information on the size, shape, and characteristics of the mass, and it does not require contrast agents.

2. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI): MRI is a highly detailed imaging modality that does not require the use of contrast dye for certain examinations. It can offer a clear picture of the mass and surrounding structures and is typically considered safe for patients with renal concerns.

3. Non-Contrast CT Scan: While contrast is commonly used in CT scans to improve visualization, a non-contrast CT scan may still provide useful information regarding the mass, though it might be less detailed compared to a contrast-enhanced scan.

We would be happy to discuss these alternatives with you in greater detail and guide you through the best approach for your mother's situation. Please feel free to contact us to arrange a consultation with one of our specialists.

Should you have any further questions or would like to schedule an appointment, kindly let us know. Thank you.

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