Cristian Iscrulescu (asker) Aug 8, 2011:

I found it! It's ergoterapi, so the English would be 'ergotherapy' - the closest answer was 'occupational therapy'. Thank you eneryone!

Tania McConaghy Aug 7, 2011:

any more context? how old is the person and how often does ET occur?
any clue about what ET involves eg other health care professionals?

Åsa Schoening Aug 6, 2011:

Epilepsy therapy for some w Down's syndrome Many with Down's syndrome suffer from epilepsy. Epilepsy therapy could therefore be a possibility, although it would obviously not pertain to everyone with Down's syndrome. Can you tell from the text whether it'd be applicable? From http://epilepsy.about.com/od/symptomsandcauses/a/downsyndrom... Epilepsy is a common feature of Down syndrome, and the prevalence of epilepsy advances with age. The onset of seizures can occur at two stages of life: either at a very young age or in the third decade of life. At a younger age, individuals with Down syndrome are susceptible of developing infantile spasms (IS) and tonic-clonic seizure with myoclonus. Individuals in the third decade of life are more prone to developing simple partial or complex partial seizures in addition to tonic-clonic seizures. It is estimated that 46% of Down's patients older than the age of 50 have a diagnosis of epilepsy. Additionally, some cases of seizure onset occuring later in life (after the age of 50 years) have also been reported, although this is not seen as frequently.

Cristian Iscrulescu (asker) Aug 6, 2011:

A typo is quite unlikely, as the term occurs several times in the document. Anyway, all the other abbreviations (such as FT) are in Swedish, so I expect this one to be too.