In chronic kidney disease pateints, the severity of vascular calcification and the mortality rate are closed related. The causes of vascular calcification are not only the imbalance of serum calcium and phosphate but a variously dynamic process. The mechanisms of vascular calcification are controlled by mutiple factors include abnormal serum calcium and phosphate, system inflammation responses, hyperparathyroidism. Secondary hyperparathyroidisms lead to low bone turnover rate, which results in high levels of serum calcium and phosphate to increase vascular calcification possibility. Among a lot of strategies to treat vascular calcification, the key is the bone turnover rate of patient. Therefore, the main goal is maintaining a regular bone turnover rate to prevent the vascular calcification.