Fluctuation paraconductivity slightly above the superconducting transition
temperature is studied theoretically in mesoscopic structures connected to
massive normal-metal probes. The paraconductivity, consisting of the Aslama
zov-Larkin (AL) and Maki corrections, is shown to modify spatial voltage di
stribution. A simple method is presented for the calculation of voltage dif
ference in quasi-one-dimensional multilead structures. It is shown that due
to the nonlocal AL correction, finite voltage difference arises despite th
e absence of net current between two voltage probes. It is also shown that
spatial variation of the AL and Maki corrections can be detected by voltage
measurements with two sets of voltage probes.