The rate of ambulatory surgery has increased steadily due to continued improvements in anesthesia techniques, such as regional anesthesia, and the availability of short-acting anesthetics with reduced side effects and has also be increased as a result of more appropriate ambulatory discharge criteria and minimally invasive surgical methods. Propofol and sevoflurane are the most used anesthetics in pediatric surgery. So, we aimed to study their uses in Outpatient Surgery in Pediatrics.