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The surgery, while appearing at first glance to be serious, is relatively low risk. The crop sac is tough and you're only dealing with that and the outer skin. No major blood vessels are involved, and risk of infection is very low, as well. Due to the nature of the surgical site, any infection...

If your father is a surgeon, then you would understand that surgery performed before the patient has declined into starvation and subsequent weakness is almost always a better option than waiting when you know that the patient requires the surgery as the only option between recovery and death...

That's what I call a revolting development, and I'm sorry you have yourself another impacted crop to deal with. Long stem grasses are the worst to deal with because the material is so tough to move through a digestive system. Like the wad of grass you got out of the other crop, it's a safe bet...